This group is for admirers and friends of the great British duettists, Webster Booth (1902 - 1984) and Anne Ziegler (1910 - 2003), who were also soloists in their own right. Share your memories of Anne and Webster and have discussions about their lives and careers. I have a large collection of rare recordings and photographs, collected since I first met Webster and Anne fifty-one years ago, and I will share some of these with the group.

If you are on Facebook you could "like" my Anne Ziegler-Webster Booth page at: https://www.facebook.com/BoothZiegler
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During my friendship with Webster and Anne I learnt about artistes who were their friends and colleagues and I would like to extend discussions in the group to include the following artistes, and others of the same vintage, I might not have remembered:
Essie Ackland (contralto), Arthur Askey (comedian), Isabel Baillie (soprano), George Baker (baritone), Alfredo Campoli (violinist), Gwen Catley (soprano), Joan Cross (soprano), Peter Dawson (bass baritone), Noel Eadie (soprano), Kathleen Ferrier (contralto), Flotsam and Jetsam (comedy duettists - Jetsam was the brilliant bass, Malcolm McEachern), Olive Groves (soprano), Garda Hall (soprano), Joan Hammond (soprano), Fred Hartley (piano), Leonard Henry (comedian & pianist), Helen Hill (soprano), Stanley Holloway (comedian),Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano) Layton and Johnstone (duettists), Janet Lind (soprano), Arnold Matters (baritone), George Melachrino (clarinettist), Gerald Moore (accompanist), Oscar Natzke (bass), Dennis Noble (baritone), Rawicz & Landauer (piano duettists), Hugo Rignold (violinist), Eric & Stanford Robinson (conductors), Gladys Ripley (contralto), Albert Sandler (violinist), Sir Malcolm Sargent (conductor),Suzette Tarri (comedienne),Tommy Trinder (comedian), Norman Walker (bass), Harold Williams (baritone), the Western Brothers (comedians), and many more