The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cairo, Egypt. 15 April 1944. Miss Dreda Booth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Booth of Warwickshire, England, entering All Saints Cathedral on the arm of Flying Officer (FO) John Aitkin of Sydney, NSW, who, in the absence of the bride's father gave her away. She came to the Middle East some months ago to appear in an Entertainments National Service Association (ENSA) revue, "No No Nanette" and later took part in the "Merry Widow" play in which Cyril Ritchard and Madge Elliott took the main roles. She is about to be married to FO E. R. Moir RAAF. In the foreground is FO P. J. Hirst of Kew, Vic.
Cairo, Egypt. 15 April 1944. The bridal party on the steps of All Saints Cathedral after the wedding of Flying Officer (FO) E. R. Moir to Miss Dreda Booth. Left to right: FO P. J. Hirst of Kew, Vic; M
Cairo, Egypt. c. 1944. Australian stage stars, Cyril Ritchard and wife Madge Elliott, in the Middle East on tour with Ensa for the performance of "Merry Widow", at a reception held in their honour at
Cairo, Egypt. c. 1944. Australian stage stars, Cyril Ritchard and wife Madge Elliott are in the Middle East on tour playing "Merry Widow" with Ensa. They are in the world-famous perfume shop of Ahmed
Cairo, Egypt. c. 1944. Australian stage star Madge Elliott is the centre of a group of enthusiastic RAAF autograph hunters at an informal party held in her honour by members of the RAAF Liaison Office
Cairo, Egypt. C. 1944. Australian stage star, Madge Elliott, who is in the Middle East on tour with husband Cyril Ritchard playing with Ensa in the operetta "Merry Widow", allowed a friend from the RA
Cairo, Egypt. c. 1944. Australian stage stars, Cyril Ritchard and wife Madge Elliott, in the Middle East on tour with Ensa. They are giving two performances daily at the Cairo Opera House of Franz Leh
