Millicent Wolf was born 11th October 1906 in Sydenham, London, as Millicent Helene Ottilie Wolf and died 25th July 1974 in Bognor Regis.

The actress appeared in a number of films from the late 1920’s through to the early 1950’s.  Her more memorable films were The First Mrs Fraser (1932), Trouble in Store (1932), Boomerang (1934), The Tudor Touch (1937), Good Morning Boys (1937) (pictured as Madame Duval), For Freedom (1940), Golden Arrow (1949), Third Time Lucky (1949) and Noose for a Lady (1953).

For fans of Basil Radford and Naunton Wayne, she appeared alongside them in A Girl in a Million in 1946 directed by Francis Searle, where she played the minor part of ‘Sister’.
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The actress Sally Stewart was born 8th October 1911 in Carlisle, Cumbria, as Sarah Weir Stewart.
 
Whilst she doesn’t appear to have featured in many films, her final recorded appearance was in 1938 in The Lady Vanishes.  She played the role of Julie, one of the two friends of Iris (played by Margaret Lockwood); the other friend was Blanche played by Googie Withers. 
 
Other films that she appeared in include Don’t Be a Dummy (1932), Falling in Love (1934), Holiday’s End (1937), His Lordship Regrets (1938) and Wanted by Scotland Yard (1939).

She died in 2002.