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Catherine Lacey
Catherine Lacey (6 May 1904 – 23 September 1979) was an English actress of stage and screen.
==Stage==
Lacey made her stage debut, playing opposite Mrs Patrick Campbell, in ''The Thirteenth Chair'' at the West Pier Brighton on 13 April 1925. Her first West End appearance followed in July 1926, in ''Cock o' the Roost'' at the Garrick Theatre.〔John Parker (ed), ''Who's Who in the Theatre'' 15th edition, Pitman Publishing 1972〕
Among her other West End credits were ''The Beetle'' (Strand Theatre 1928), ''The Venetian'' (Little Theatre 1931; her Broadway debut, at the Masque Theatre, followed in the same play the same year), ''The Green Bay Tree'' (St Martin's Theatre 1933), ''After the Dance'' (St James' Theatre 1939), ''The Late Edwina Black'' (Ambassadors Theatre 1949), ''Tiger at the Gates'' (Apollo Theatre 1955; she appeared at the Plymouth Theatre on Broadway in the same play later the same year), ''The Tiger and the Horse'' (Queen's Theatre 1960) and ''I Never Sang for My Father'' (Duke of York's Theatre 1970).〔
Having acted at Stratford and the Old Vic in 1935/36, she returned to both companies in later years – to the Old Vic in 1951 (Clytemnestra in ''Electra'')〔TC Worsley, ''The Fugitive Art: Dramatic Commentaries 1947–1951'', John Lehmann Ltd 1952〕 and 1962 (Aase in ''Peer Gynt'', Emilia in ''Othello''),〔Frances Stephens, ''Theatre World Annual 1964'', Iliffe Books 1963〕 and to the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1967, playing Volumnia in ''Coriolanus'' and the Countess of Rousillon in ''All's Well that Ends Well''.〔
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