" Holloway's film career continued simultaneously with his stage work ; one example was the 1956 comedy Jumping for Joy.

Looking back in 2004, Holloway's biographer Eric Midwinter wrote, " With his cockney authenticity, his splendid baritone voice, and his wealth of comedy experience, he made a great success of this role, and, as he said, it put him ' bang on top of the heap, in demand ' again at a time when, in his mid-sixties, his career was beginning to wane ".

Although he was a client of the Aza Agency in London, Violet effectively managed Holloway's career, and no project was taken on without her approval.

Holloway's playing career spanned 18 years from 1981 to 1999.

Holloway's voice work in animated films began in 1941, when he was heard in Dumbo ( 1941 ), as the voice of Mr. Stork.

During the course of this exploration, Holloway's resolve slowly deteriorates, until the house's bizarre architecture leads him to believe an image he sees down a hall is the " monster " stalking them when, in fact, he is actually looking at his own men ; he shoots one of them, and, upon realizing what he's done, suffers a complete psychological breakdown and tries to murder them.

However, when the Master removes his sunglasses, revealing non-human eyes, the Doctor and Dr Holloway abandon the ambulance and steal a police motorcycle, but not before the Master is able to shoot Dr Holloway's wrist with a strange, bile-like fluid.

Unlike Wells and Jackie DeShannon, who also opened for The Beatles, Holloway's performances as an opening act were taped and recorded when The Beatles held their landmark Shea Stadium show in November of that year.

In terms of its long lasting impact on the video game industry, perhaps the most intriguing aspect is Wyn Holloway's claim that Lucasfilm had their frequent partner Sony lined up to manufacture their version of the system, this being contemporaneous with Sony's development of the SNES-CD for Nintendo, which ultimately led to the first PlayStation.

He eventually saves Will and Holloway's men from Holloway by engaging in a firefight with him, holding him back long enough for the house to " consume " Holloway.

A " composite drawing " of two of her daughters was used to create a portrait of her for Laura Holloway's book " Ladies of the White House ".

He would maintain the role until Jim Cummings replaced him in 1988 for The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and also took over most of Holloway's other voice roles, including Kaa in Jungle Cubs and The Jungle Book 2.

Regular commercial air services from 1946 onwards brought a gradual increase in tourism, and Burnt Pine was well placed on the airport edge for siting new guest houses and shops, such as Holloway's ' Sample Rooms ' and a tea shop operated on a rise in Taylors Road known as Holloways Hill.

Holloway's ambition for acting led him to Los Angeles, where he landed a role in the comedy Doctor Benny.

Holloway's first newspaper announcements appeared in 1837, and by 1842 his yearly expenses for publicity had reached over £ 5, 000 ( GBP ).

Motown's PR later released a statement on Holloway's departure, saying she had left to " sing for God ", but her real reasons were her disillusionment with Motown and with her management, and her fear of being drawn into a lifestyle which conflicted with her religious convictions.

It is doubtful the " second coming of Salsoul " in the 1990s would have ever occurred if not for Black Box's initial " borrowing " of Ms. Holloway's studio vamp.

Ms. Holloway's work has since been sampled frequently, and the ownership of publishing rights for other recordings, most notably " Dreaming ", has also been disputed.

These tracks date from the late 1970s ; a couple of years later, Salsoul ( with the help of Shep Pettibone ) would revive some of the Gold Mind tracks like " Let No Man Put Asunder ", First Choice's " Dr. Love ", and Loleatta Holloway's " Love Sensation " for the early 1980s dance jams auditions.

Several of Holloway's classic recordings, including " Every Little Bit Hurts ", " When I'm Gone " and " You've Made Me So Very Happy " were covered by a variety of acts over the years.

In early 1967, Tamla released " Just Look What You've Done ", which produced Holloway's best chart showing in two years, reaching no.

Loleatta Holloway's " Love Sensation ", was produced by the late Dan Hartman and later sampled into " Good Vibrations " by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch as well as " Ride On Time " by House pioneers Black Box.

The seconds leading up to the end of the tape reveal that either 1 ) Holloway's corpse is devoured by the " monster " he is convinced is real or 2 ) Holloway merely disappears into the blackness of the house.

Holloway's paternal grandfather, Augustus Holloway ( 1829 – 1884 ), an orphan, was brought up by sailmaker John Stone and his wife Mary, in Poole, Dorset.

Tensions rise, with Quentin becoming irritated by Holloway's paranoia and liberalism, Kazan's childlike mentality, and Worth's reticence.

In the 1967 Disney animation The Jungle Book, Kaa, voiced by Sterling Holloway ( and later, by Jim Cummings after Holloway's death ), is markedly different from his original counterpart.

Three years later Cappella scored another UK top 30 hit with " Take Me Away ", which sampled Loleatta Holloway's " Love Sensation "-the same track that had been sampled on the number 1 hit " Ride On Time " by Black Box in 1989.

In 1994 Hayes defeated a comeback bid by former Congressman Clyde C. Holloway of Forest Hill in Rapides Parish, Holloway's Louisiana's 8th congressional district having been eliminated and dismembered after the 1990 United States Census.

Gordy was impressed by Holloway's looks, and subsequently by her vocal power, and opted to sign her to Motown.

The most popular brand, CornNuts was owned by Holloway's original family company until the company was purchased by Nabisco As of 2007, CornNuts is part of Planters, a subsidiary of Kraft Foods.

Having been told that he was no longer required by Swindon the 35 year-old joined Ian Holloway's Bristol Rovers side on a free transfer.

The Times said of her film work: " One role in a film written by Coward will remain always in the memory: with haughty disdain and an accent of fearful gentility Carey was the manageress of the station buffet in Brief Encounter, who froze her customers and slapped down attempts at familiarity from Stanley Holloway's ticket collector.

His remix of " Hit and Run " by Loleatta Holloway was a surprise hit ( he had considerably lengthened the recording and even removed Holloway's first two verses of vocals ).

Because of the resurgent interest prompted by Loleatta Holloway's " Love Sensation ", Black Box's " Ride On Time " & Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch's " Good Vibrations " in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the label's catalogue has been digitally remastered.

A poor series of results and lack of progress at the club saw Holloway's successors Gary Waddock and later John Gregory ( both former players ) fail to hold on to the manager's job.

When the House begins to attempt to harm the others late in the novel, Reston calls out Holloway's name.

Blood, Sweat & Tears spawned three major hit singles: a cover of Berry Gordy and Brenda Holloway's " You've Made Me So Very Happy ", Clayton-Thomas ' " Spinning Wheel ", and a version of Laura Nyro's " And When I Die.

As the structure closest to Holloway Hall, Fulton Hall was built to complement Holloway's classical architecture styling.

There were theatrical connections in the Holloway family going back to Charles Bernard ( 1830 – 1894 ), the brother of Holloway's maternal grandmother, an actor and theatre manager.

The Times commented, " For absolute delight ... there is nothing to compare with Mr. Stanley Holloway's monologue, concerning a military contretemps on the eve of Waterloo ... perfect, even to the curled moustache and the Lancashire accent of the stubborn Guardsman hero.

" These monologues employed the Holloway style that has been called " the understated look-on-the-bright-side world of the cockney working class .... Holloway's characters are like Albert, or obstinate, and hilariously clueless.

They had four children: Joan, born on Holloway's 24th birthday in 1914, Patricia ( b. 1920 ), John ( b. 1925 ) and Mary ( b. 1928 ).

On Holloway's return from the war, the debt was paid off and they moved to Hampstead, West London.

The marriage lasted over 40 years until Holloway's death in 1982.

Also he encountered another middle-aged man in Hollywood who was Stanley Holloway's scriptwriter, none other than his own half-brother Marriott Edgar.