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| Mrs. Washington Goes to Smith (2009) .... Zoe | |
| Mrs. Washington's family fled Virginia because of th | |
| Before leaving Alexander's lab, | Mrs. Watchit says, "Godspeed, my fine lad. |
| The Railway Children (1970), | Mrs. Waterbury |
| Mrs. Waters and Mr. Kennedy have next to the same po | |
| June Allyson as | Mrs. Watkins |
| There is a local legend that | Mrs. Watson was buried there, until later owners had |
| Yekaterina Zinchenko as | Mrs. Watson |
| Rosalind Ivan as | Mrs. Watty |
| Mrs Weaver in two episodes of The Good Life | |
| Edith Atwater as | Mrs Webster |
| Next of Kin (1942) as | Mrs. Webster |
| Mrs. Webster | |
| Zeffie Tilbury as | Mrs. Weevens |
| Mrs. Weiss is also not just a character in the books | |
| Mrs. Weiss is 90 years old and loves all her costume | |
| ffort to quell the underlying tension in class, | Mrs. Weiss calls the editors in for a team-bonding r |
| ear 7 (Mr Kelly), Year 8 (Miss Emmett), Year 9 ( | Mrs Welch), Year 10 (Miss Morris), Year 11 (Mr Howa |
| Mrs. Wellesley | |
| The new owners are Mr and | Mrs Wem and the restoration is being done by Mr Wil |
| Headmaster for another school in Hampshire, so | Mrs. Wendy Small took over as acting headmistress fo |
| Mrs Wendy Worth (Subject leader for Music, Maths (K | |
| r of diver and donator of marine slugs research | Mrs. Wera Jakobsen. |
| Kim Roberts as | Mrs. Wesley |
| ureen's unborn child is unharmed, while Mr. and | Mrs. West are cautioned by the police. |
| Daisy Campbell - | Mrs West |
| Clara Blandick as | Mrs. West |
| he entrepreneurs behind the Savoy were a Mr and | Mrs Westlake. |
| Greta Scacchi as | Mrs. Weston (former Ms. Anne Taylor, Emma's former g |
| Beatrice Varley ... | Mrs. Weston |
| Joan Hickson as | Mrs. Weston (Lucy's mother) |
| Since her retirement as Lieutenant Governor, | Mrs. Weston has spearheaded the most successful fund |
| Mr. Nettleship, the plaintiff, agreed to teach | Mrs Weston, the defendant, to drive in her husband' |
| Barbara Windsor ... | Mrs. Wetham |
| Mary Merrall - | Mrs Wetherby |
| Mrs. Wetherby | |
| Geraldine Wall as | Mrs. Wexford |
| mp who is now his wife and co-founder of Mr and | Mrs Wheatley. |
| He is the founder of Mr. and | Mrs. Wheatley. |
| Celia Johnson ... | Mrs Wheeler |
| Alan Douglas as Joe Murdock aka | Mrs. Whipple |
| Mrs. White was a founding member and first President | |
| Steel" class, in reference to a dummy bomb that | Mrs. White decorated as a Valentine to Hitler. |
| Rowena Cooper - | Mrs. White |
| Elizabeth Benson - | Mrs. White |
| Mrs. White also helped to create the Kuumba Center, | |
| Mrs. White's eldest sister, Sue Eakin, was a well-kn | |
| Katherine Meskill - | Mrs. Whitmore |
| 24, 1915, two weeks before her 100th birthday, | Mrs. Whitney died quietly in her home of 45 years. |
| Both of | Mrs. Whitney's grandfathers served in the Revolution |
| Elliott instructed Kristin Scott Thomas to play | Mrs. Whittaker as a "mustache-twirling... Disney wit |
| Philip Jakszta, with deputy headteachers being | Mrs Whittle (Geography Department) and Mr Church (H |
| Joan Hickson as | Mrs Whitweather |
| The headmistress is | Mrs. Whyte, and the deputy head is Mr. Sanderson fol |
| Mrs Wibbsey - Susan Jameson | |
| Diana Dors as | Mrs. Wickens |
| and | Mrs. Wicker visit with Afghan leader Hamid Karzai |
| Doris Clemence - | Mrs Wickham |
| General of Sri Lanka Jaliya Wickramasuriya and | Mrs. Wickramasuriya and the Consulate staff. |
| Mrs Wicks persuades her to take on Lindy, who turns | |
| afe, The China House, The House of Flavors, and | Mrs. Wicks, as well as many others. |
| Angela Pietropinto as | Mrs. Wiener |
| Minerva Urecal as | Mrs. Wiggins |
| Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1919) | |
| all Young in Eyes of Youth, Marguerite Clark in | Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. |
| such as threatening to break Sergeant Rugg and | Mrs Wiggs like a stack of plates. |
| spired Alice Hegan Rice's 1901 children's novel | Mrs. Wiggs of Cabbage Patch.> |
| Mrs. Wigley brings tremendous energy to the WHS Thea | |
| Mrs. Wigley has both acted and directed for The Will | |
| Mrs. Wigley's directing credits at Jamestown include | |
| Eliott Mason - | Mrs Wigmore |
| was launched on 23 December 1941, sponsored by | Mrs. Wilbur F. Burt, renamed Neosho on 18 July 1942, |
| e was launched on 23 January 1953, sponsored by | Mrs. Wilbur G. Dees, and commissioned on 13 August 1 |
| vy Yard; launched on 19 July 1946; sponsored by | Mrs. Wilder D. Baker; and commissioned on 24 May 194 |
| Adele Farrington - | Mrs. Wilding |
| She was launched on 1 August 1943 sponsored by | Mrs. Wiley, wife of United States Senator Alexander |
| ection was formed by Evelyn De Morgan's sister, | Mrs Wilhelmina Stirling, who wrote several books un |
| Entrance to | Mrs Wilke's Dining Room in Savannah, Georgia |
| This led to radio work, including | Mrs Wilkes in A Kind of Home: James Baldwin in Pari |
| Mrs Wilkes' Dining Room is located in a former boar | |
| Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room is a restaurant offering So | |
| Mrs. Wilkes' is noted for its homestyle traditions, | |
| Gladys Henson as | Mrs. Wilkins |
| Mrs. Wilkinson sued on an action on the case. | |
| Phyllis Calvert as | Mrs. Wilkinson |
| ld be no grounds for a claim in battery, and as | Mrs. Wilkinson did not apprehend any immediate physi |
| Lynn Redgrave as | Mrs. Wilkinson |
| Audrey Christie as | Mrs. Willebrandt |
| d and returned with three new recruits, Mr. and | Mrs. William Macdonald and Miss Lucy A. Judd. |
| ington; launched on 24 April 1967, sponsored by | Mrs. William M. Roark and Mrs. Frank F. Roark; and c |
| e was launched on 31 December 1943 sponsored by | Mrs. William O'Neill, and acquired by the Navy and c |
| Co.; launched on 30 December 1944; sponsored by | Mrs. William B. Hetzel; and commissioned on 16 Janua |
| married Margaret Sinclair Dunbar in 1869, later | Mrs. William B. Morris. |
| Navy Yard; launched 7 April 1943; sponsored by | Mrs. William Dewar Gordon; and commissioned 25 Octob |
| alifornia; launched 30 April 1954; sponsored by | Mrs. William R. Poulson; and commissioned 11 Septemb |
| She was launched on 28 April 1979 sponsored by | Mrs. William P. Clements, Jr., and commissioned on 1 |
| Mrs. William Allston, Jr., oil on canvas, circa 1784 | |
| MRS. WILLIAM M.K. OLCOTT, his second wife's obit, in | |
| L-6 was launched on 31 August 1916 sponsored by | Mrs. William R. Monroe, and commissioned on 7 Decemb |
| President and | Mrs. William McKinley attended the ceremony. |
| The school originated in the barn of Mr. and | Mrs. William D. Bangs after they decided to tutor th |
| cember 1923, at a Colony Club reception held by | Mrs. William Goodsell Rockefeller. |
| 1807, and secondly Sarah Lushington, previously | Mrs William Carmac, in 1847. |
| esidence is currently occupied by President and | Mrs. William G. Cale, Jr. |
| was launched on 14 February 1942 (sponsored by | Mrs. William C. Barker, Jr.), and commissioned on 15 |
| e was launched on 19 February 1977 sponsored by | Mrs. William Keating, and commissioned on 10 June 19 |
| John Purviance, later | Mrs. William McCorkle) watched helplessly as her hus |
| salt Rock Corp., Napa, California; sponsored by | Mrs. William E. Howard; and commissioned 21 July 194 |
| Bratton Carillon named after | Mrs. William M. Bratton, organizer of the school's f |
| It stars Martin Fuller, | Mrs. William Bechtel, Walter Edwin and Bigelow Coope |
| She was launched on 30 July 1977 sponsored by | Mrs. William G. Bray, and commissioned on 5 January |
| group met in a very small room used by Mr. and | Mrs. William Harver as a school room for their child |
| The Rev. and | Mrs. William Robertson were in charge of this boardi |
| mber 1911, launched on 4 June 1913 sponsored by | Mrs. William Ranney Sands, and commissioned on 1 Dec |
| His sister, | Mrs. William Colson Norwood, and her family also set |
| , Maine; launched on 8 April 1939; sponsored by | Mrs. William S. Sims; and commissioned on 1 August 1 |
| The museum was donated in 1924 by Mr. and | Mrs. William Singer, Jr. |
| ine and launched on 17 April 1965 with sponsors | Mrs. William S. Pederson, Sr., and Mrs. Claude V. Si |
| Originally was owned by | Mrs. William Gebhard, but was bought by the Grundy C |
| 1920 from William Cramp and Sons; sponsored by | Mrs. William S. Benson; and commissioned 27 October |
| er, Nelson Rockefeller Bequest, gift of Mr. and | Mrs. William H. Weintraub, and Mary Sisler Bequest, |
| Juliet Bravo (1984) as | Mrs Williams in the Episode "Getting Away With It" |
| Frances Morris as | Mrs. Williams |
| The plaintiff, | Mrs Williams, gave evidence at the Hereford assizes |
| Mrs. Willie Lou Lochridge served as the last Postmas | |
| rs, the Kiowa agency field matron, arranged for | Mrs. Willie Baze Lane, an artist from Chickasha, Okl |
| as raised by his maternal grandparents, Mr. and | Mrs. Willie Wade, Sr. |
| as launched on 2 March 1951 as K-1 sponsored by | Mrs. Willis Manning Thomas, and commissioned on 10 N |
| e roles of Rosie Probert, Mary Ann Sailors, and | Mrs. Willy Nilly. |
| Faith Brook as | Mrs Wilsher |
| Clara Kimball Young as | Mrs. Wilson |
| Gretchen Lederer - | Mrs. Wilson |
| Mrs. Wilson - An old lady who slowly tries in vain t | |
| Liela McIntyre - | Mrs. Wilson |
| Mrs Wilson appealed. | |
| ere was also a £250 "document fee", but because | Mrs Wilson could not pay it, the fee was added to t |
| up with from that was that Libby was told about | Mrs. Wilson nine times...We believed he did have a b |
| Mrs. Wilson left her home to the National Trust for | |
| his detachment which gave the Private Eye spoof | Mrs Wilson's Diary, the supposed diary of Mary Wils |
| Iris Hoey - | Mrs Wilton |
| and's End (#5.6)" (1998) TV Episode [Actress as | Mrs. Wimble] |
| Gwen Lewis ... | Mrs. Wimple |
| ter, 1610, that he was arrested at the house of | Mrs. Winefride Scroope, widow, within eight miles of |
| the pro-suffrage protest song pastiche sung by | Mrs. Winifred Banks in the 1964 Walt Disney film Mar |
| Please know that | Mrs. Winner's is not going away. |
| e base from which to retrench and to retool the | Mrs. Winner's brand. |
| ith a renewed focus on restoring and rebuilding | Mrs. Winner's. |
| Maude Turner Gordon as | Mrs. Winslow |
| ks of helping Winson edit "The Autobiography of | Mrs. Winson Hudson, a Black Woman of Mississippi".) |
| Chili Bouchier as | Mrs Winston |
| Eva Novak as | Mrs. Winston |
| Mrs Winter caused greater controversy however in Ma | |
| His film credits include | Mrs. Winterbourne and The Fan. |
| Thora Hird - | Mrs. Winthram |
| company at Madison Square Theatre include Young | Mrs. Winthrop as Edith Our Society and Love's Martyr |
| of many New Zealand children's books; including | Mrs Wishy Washy, My Brown Bear Barney, Best-Loved B |
| Mr. & | Mrs. Witch and Generation Hex playing Billie & Chris |
| May 2009, Matt Willis appeared on All Star Mr & | Mrs with wife Emma Griffiths. |
| Mrs Withers/Mrs Sowerby/Computer Voice - Susan Brow | |
| ;" "Jessica and Lorenzo;" "Portrait of the late | Mrs. Wm. |
| e with her mother, she made the acquaintance of | Mrs. Woffington and other actors and was engaged at |
| Mrs. Wolfe is a teacher at the Venerini Academy, Wor | |
| Mrs. Womack was active in a volunteer service group | |
| Maggie Cheung as | Mrs. Wong |
| Jane Darwell as | Mrs. Wood |
| Mr and | Mrs Wood left in 1990 and The Hollybush became a Ba |
| Mr. and | Mrs. Wood then make plans to go out of town for a co |
| In July 1996 "Heartbreak" was released by | Mrs Wood featuring Eve Gallagher. |
| on", was featured on the mix compilation album, | Mrs Wood Teaches Techno (1993). |
| After | Mrs. Wood, Madge Kendal and her husband William Hunt |
| Mrs Woodford Fawcett Fountain - in front of St Luke | |
| Janet Brown as | Mrs. Woods |
| nd books on Norfolk topography, and printed for | Mrs. Woodward's benefit the ‘Norfolk Topographer's M |
| Annette Benson - | Mrs. Woofers |
| Deelah professes his love for | Mrs. Worcester, whereupon she pretends to have faint |
| ounterfeit--of his own make, which he admits to | Mrs. Worcester. |
| She won Gladrags Megamodel, and the | Mrs. World contest in 2001, and appeared in reality |
| Samantha Bond previously played | Mrs Wormwood in Invasion of the Bane and Enemy of t |
| e in length, was of Sarah Jane's interview with | Mrs Wormwood. |
| Raven De La Croix ... | Mrs. Worth |
| Katherine Scott - | Mrs. Worthing |
| Mr. and | Mrs. Wranglebury quarrel like two tigers whenever th |
| No. 1 - Duet - Mr. and | Mrs. Wranglebury - "Oh! |
| Things come to a head when | Mrs. Wranglebury's mother comes unexpectedly to stay |
| Edith Yorke - | Mrs. Wreay |
| later tried to renew her success with the name | Mrs. Wright. |
| Helen Ma as | Mrs Wu |
| ough an apartment complex when they come upon a | Mrs. Wyckoff (Jean Willes). |
| here Jessie can be found but mainly to convince | Mrs. Wyler and her business partner Ben Caxton (Rich |
| has been restored by its current owners, Mr and | Mrs Wynn. |
| Mrs. Wynonia Chevis 2007 - 2010 | |
| - a man with the powers of various animals who | Mrs. X assigns to kill the Powells. |
| 'Mr. and | Mrs. X live in fairly grand style. |
| Allen Joseph and Jeanne Bates as Mr. and | Mrs. X, Mary's parents. |
| Mrs. X, however, experiences frequent outbursts whil | |
| Little Broadcast and | Mrs Xiao invest in black market gold. |
| Mrs Xuan: Lihn's neighbour | |
| Mrs. Yaeger paid for Louis's tuition at the Art Acad | |
| Meanwhile the exotic | Mrs Yajnavalkya, a black masseuse and chiropodist, |
| Mrs Yam headed the Environment and Food Bureau (whi | |
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