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Amy Turtle : ウィキペディア英語版
Ann George

Ann George (5 March 1903 – 8 September 1989) was a British actress best known for her role as Amy Turtle in the television soap opera ''Crossroads''.
==Early life and career==

She was born in Smethwick, and entered show business as a singer appearing in musicals such as ''The Belle of New York'' and ''The Desert Song'' and featured in the Gilbert and Sullivan show ''D'Oyly Carte''. She loved to sing and made a special appearance at Birmingham Town Hall singing in Handel's ''Messiah''.
Ann George also had her own cabaret act singing and telling jokes. She took her first husband, George Snape's first name, after he died as her stage name. During her time on ''Crossroads'', George also read ''Mrs. Pepperpot'' stories for the BBC children's show ''Jackanory''.

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