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Sir Bronson James Albery

British theatrical manager
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  • Albery family

    …Wyndham, Bronson Albery (in full Sir Bronson James Albery, b. March 6, 1881, Greenhithe, Kent, Eng.—d. July 21, 1971, London), the second son of Mary Moore and James Albery, assumed joint control of the family theatres with Charles Wyndham’s son, Howard. Previously, Bronson earned renown for his productions of The…

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    …Wyndham, Bronson Albery (in full Sir Bronson James Albery, b. March 6, 1881, Greenhithe, Kent, Eng.—d. July 21, 1971, London), the second son of Mary Moore and James Albery, assumed joint control of the family theatres with Charles Wyndham’s son, Howard. Previously, Bronson earned renown for his productions of The…

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