Dinah Sheridan

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Photo:14 Parkway. Home of Studio Lisa. Note the Royal Warrant above the front door. The Union flag flies to celebrate Princess Anne's 4th birthday in 1954

14 Parkway. Home of Studio Lisa. Note the Royal Warrant above the front door. The Union flag flies to celebrate Princess Anne's 4th birthday in 1954

By Roger Filler

Actress Dinah Sheridan moved to Welwyn Garden City from Broadstairs when she was 14. Her parents Lisa & James set up Studio Lisa at 14 Parkway from where they carried out a successful photographic business, becoming well-known for their Royal photography.

Dinah had a film career that started in the late 1930s and continued into the 1980’s with the popular sit com “Don’t Wait Up”. Among her most popular roles were in the 1958 film “Genevieve” and “The Railway Children” in 1970.

Dinah attended Sherrards Wood School and later trained at the Italia Conti School. During the early war years she returned to WGC, becoming an ambulance driver and secretary to the Town Surveyor and Sanitary Inspector.

This page was added by Roger Filler on 13/02/2012.

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