Maureen Collection

The Nolan Sisters left to right : Maureen Nolan, Bernie Nolan, Coleen Nolan with Linda Nolan on the floor Picture taken 9th December 1980

OLYMPIC GAMES, 1948. Fanny Blankers-Koen of the Netherlands (right) and Maureen Gardner (left) of England finishing the 80 meter hurdle event at Wembley Stadium, London, England, 4 August 1948

The Nolan Sisters left to right : Linda Nolan, Maureen Nolan, Bernie Nolan, Coleen Nolan Picture taken 9th December 1980

The Nolan Sisters left to right : Bernie Nolan, Maureen Nolan, Coleen Nolan, Linda Nolan Picture taken 9th December 1980

Lady Maureen Helen Stanley (1900-1942, nee Vane-Tempest-Stewart), daughter of the 7th Marquess of Londonderry, married Oliver Stanley, Conservative politician, in 1920. Date: circa 1920

The Nolan sisters filming a TV appearance in Scotland. 8th November 1980

Tarzan's Secret Treasure cinema projection slide 1941

WW2 - They Knew Too Much
A front cover illustration for a WW2 children's story book, They Knew Too Much, written by Maureen Pretyman. Date: circa 1943

Lady Dufferin & Ava with son
Maureen, Lady Dufferin (1907-1998) with her son (1938-1988), Sheridan Dufferin, who went on to become a patron of the arts. Date: 1939

A smart check summer outfit designed by Dolly Tree for Maureen O?Sullivan in Woman Wanted (1935). Plaid seersucker was the foundation in red, green and yellow over a white background

Maureen O?Hara in one of her period costumes from Ten Gentleman From West Point (1942) designed by Dolly Tree Date: 1942

Rita Johnson (left) and Maureen O?Sullivan (right) in My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937) wearing Dolly Tree creations Date: 1937

Frank Lawton and Maureen O?Sullivan in David Copperfield (1935) with O Sullivan wearing a Dolly Tree period gown Date: 1935

My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937) with Dolly Tree creations
Rita Johnson (left) and Maureen O?Sullivan (right) in My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937) wearing Dolly Tree creations Date: 1937

Maureen O?Sullivan in Spring Madness (1938)
A ?workaday outfit? designed by Dolly Tree for Maureen O?Sullivan in Spring Madness (1938). A lumberjack blouse of plaid spouting reds, black and yellow was worn with a velveteen skating skirt

Maureen O?Sullivan in A Day at the Races (1937)
An attractive gown created in white tulle for a formal affair designed by Dolly Tree for Maureen O?Sullivan in A Day at the Races (1937)

Maureen O?Sullivan and Frank Lawton in Devil Doll (1936)
Maureen O?Sullivan in a youthful evening gown designed by Dolly Tree for Devil Doll (1936) but not seen in the film. Elaborate in design this model achieved an effect of simplicity most becoming of

Maureen O Sullivan (in bed) in a scene from Spring Madness
Maureen O?Sullivan (in bed left) surrounded by five friends (Ruth Hussey, Ann Morriss, Julie Bishop, Joyce Compton and Marjorie Gateson) in Spring Madness (1938)

Maureen O?Sullivan and Lucile Watson - The Bishop Misbehaves
Maureen O?Sullivan and Lucile Watson in The Bishop Misbehaves (1935) wearing Dolly Tree creations Date: 1935

Maureen O?Sullivan in The Flam Within (1935)
The infinite smartness of black and white was found in this costume, designed by Dolly Tree for Maureen O?Sullivan in The Flam Within (1935)

Maureen O?Sullivan in The Bishop Misbehaves (1935)
Simplicity lent charm in this dress suit worn by Maureen O?Sullivan in The Bishop Misbehaves (1935), designed by Dolly Tree

Maureen O?Sullivan in Woman Wanted (1935)
A smart and simple two-piece suit of rust silk scattered with white polka dots designed by Dolly Tree for Maureen O?Sullivan in Woman Wanted (1935)

Maureen O?Sullivan in Sporting Blood (1940) wearing a Dolly Tree creation Date: 1940

A scene from The Crowd Roars (1938) with Maureen O Sullivan wearing a Dolly Tree wedding creation Date: 1938

A scene from The Crowd Roars (1938) with Robert Taylor and Maureen O Sullivan wearing a Dolly Tree suit Date: 1938

Maureen O?Sullivan in The Devil Doll (1936)
A formal evening gown of black chiffon, ideal for summer designed by Dolly Tree for Maureen O?Sullivan in The Devil Doll (1936)

Myrna Loy (left) and Maureen O?Sullivan (right) in Skyline (Fox Studios / 1931) wearing Dolly Tree gowns Date: 1931

Maureen O?Sullivan in Just Imagine (1930)
Maureen O?Sullivan in Just Imagine (Fox Studios / 1930) wearing a costume designed by Dolly Tree Date: 1930

A scene from Just Imagine (1930) with Maureen O?Sullivan
A scene from Just Imagine (Fox Studios / 1930) with Maureen O?Sullivan (centre) wearing a costume designed by Dolly Tree Date: 1930

Audrey Devereux with her children
Audrey Maureen Leslie Meakin was the daughter of James Meakin and Emma Beatrice Wallace. She married, firstly, Hon. Robert Godfrey de Bohun Devereux, son of Robert Charles Devereux

Maureen O Sullivan (1911 - 1998), Irish-American actress

Maureen (b / w photo)
3640187 Maureen (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Maureen. Illustration for cigarette card)

The Nolan sisters, who are appearing at the Winter Gardens, enjoy themselves riding donkeys on the sands at Blackpool. 17th July 1980

The Nolan sisters at home. 8th May 1981

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Maureen - Murrays Cabaret Club costume design
Maureen - Original costume design for one of the performers at Murrays Cabaret Club, 16-18 Beak Street, Soho, London

Maureen O Sullivan (1911-1998), Irish-born American actress, 20th century. O Sullivan played the role of Jane in six Tarzan movies in the 1930s and 1940s. She was the mother of actress Mia Farrow

Maureen O?Sullivan, (1911-1998), Irish actress, 20th century

Maureen O Sullivan, Irish born American actress, 1934-1935. Maureen O Sullivan played the role of Jane in six Tarzan movies in the 1930s and 1940s. Taken from Meet the Film Stars, by Seton Margrave

Two police officers working in a station, London
Two police officers working in a London police station. The WPC is Maureen (Mo) Dennison. Date: circa 1950s

Two women police officers working in a station, London
Two women police officers working in a London police station, looking in a book. One of them is Maureen (Mo) Dennison (right). Date: circa 1950s

Miss Maureen Guinness by Madame Yevonde
Miss Maureen Constance Guinness (1907-1998) by Madame Yevonde. She married three times, in 1930, 1948 and 1955. Date: 1930

Maureen O Sullivan (1911 1998), Irish-American actress

Maureen Baker of Susan Small
A new idea is discussed in one of the work rooms at British fashion house, Susan Small, between Alex Marafini, the suit designer and Maureen Baker

GENE WILDER (1933-2016). American actor. Speaking in front of a House Appropriations subcommittee on ovarian cancer research. Photograph by Maureen Keating, May 1991

NYC: BEAUTY CONTEST, 1960. Miss New York City contestants Arleen Wilentz, Duane Fox, and Maureen Cody at a beauty contest. Photograph by Phil Stanziola, 1960

Royal Aeronautical Society staff in 1966. From left: Frank H. Smith, Librarian of the Society 1950-1967; Maureen Michael, Personal Assistant to the Secretary; Dr Archie Ballantyne

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Maureen Gardner: A Trailblazer in Sports and Entertainment From the Olympic Games to TV appearances, Maureen Gardner's life was filled with remarkable moments. In 1948, at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London, England, she showcased her athletic prowess alongside Fanny Blankers-Koen of the Netherlands. Together, they crossed the finish line of the 80-meter hurdle event, leaving a lasting impression on spectators. But Maureen's talents extended beyond sports. In 1980, she joined The Nolan Sisters during their filming of a TV appearance in Scotland. Alongside her fellow sisters Bernie and Linda Nolan, Maureen charmed audiences with their captivating performances. Her journey through entertainment didn't stop there. Back in 1941, cinema-goers were enthralled by "Tarzan's Secret Treasure, " where they caught a glimpse on the big screen. Her presence added an extra layer of excitement to this adventure-filled film. Yet amidst these exhilarating moments, it also experienced challenging times during World War II. As part of "They Knew Too Much, " she witnessed firsthand the bravery and resilience displayed by individuals facing adversity head-on. Beyond her involvement in sports and entertainment circles, Lady Dufferin & Ava shared precious memories with her beloved son – a testament to her multifaceted life outside public view. Throughout it all, one constant remained: family bonds that transcended fame and success. Whether standing side by side with Bernie or Linda Nolan or capturing hearts as Lady Maureen Helen Stanley herself – unity defined their sisterhood both on stage and off. Even within law enforcement circles in London's bustling streets stood two dedicated police officers working tirelessly to keep communities safe – among them were two women who exemplified strength and determination just like our very own Maureen Gardner. And finally captured forever through Madame Yevonde's lens was Miss Maureen Guinness – radiating elegance and grace, a symbol of timeless beauty.