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Paintings by Arthur Manton-Lowe m.s.a.i. Portmeirion September 30, 2022 The Adventure May 13, 2022 May 13, 2022 The Three Larches June 6, 2020 Peace in the Valley June 3, 2020 After The Storm May 1, 2020 Evolène, Val d’Hérens, Switzerland February 20, 2020 February 21, 2020 Fay, Haute Loire, France November 12, 2019 Haute Loire – Autumn November 7, 2019 November 8, 2019 The Gallery ...
Best known as Captain George Mainwaring from the British sitcom "Dad's Army," Arthur Lowe was born into humble beginnings. Lowe planned to join the Merchant Navy but was rebuffed for his poor eyesight. He joined the British Army on the eve of World War II, and performed in shows for the troops.
Arthur’s oldest brother Gordon was also a top-class tennis player and was the more successful of the two. Lowe appeared at Wimbledon 19 times between 1906 and 1929. His best performance in the singles was in 1910 when he reached the semi-final before losing in four sets to the American Beals Wright. Lowe twice reached the All-comers ...
1945–1982. Arthur Lowe (ur. 22 września 1915 w Hayfield, zm. 15 kwietnia 1982 w Birmingham) – brytyjski aktor teatralny, telewizyjny i filmowy, współcześnie pamiętany przede wszystkim z seriali Coronation Street i Armia tatuśka .
Arthur Lowe. 1973 O Lucky Man! Arthur Lowe (22 de septiembre de 1915-15 de abril de 1982) fue un actor inglés conocido principalmente por su personaje del capitán George Mainwaring en la popular sitcom británica Dad's Army entre 1968 y 1977.
27 set 2007 · Arthur Lowe Arthur Lowe was born on 22 September 1915 in Hayfield, Derbyshire. Drafted to serve in the Middle East during World War II, he took part in shows staged to entertain the troops and ...
Lowe vinse tre titoli al Queen's, il torneo pre-Wimbledon, i primi due nel biennio 1913-1914 e il terzo oltre 10 anni dopo nel 1925. Nel 1919 Lowe raggiunse la finale degli Australasian Championships in coppia con James Anderson ma vennero sconfitti in cinque set combattuti dai connazionali Pat O'Hara Wood e Ron Thomas .
