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British actress, singer and music hall performer

Bertha Mary Willmott (16 September 1894 – 3 June 1973)^[1] was a British actress, comedienne, singer and music hall performer.

She was born in West Ham in Essex in 1894, the second of four daughters of Henry Benjamin Willmott (1863 - 1929), an engine fitter, and his wife Bertha Vivian (1872-1953), who married in 1891.^[2] When she was a girl at a London convent school the nuns encouraged and commenced her vocal training, which she continued at the London School of Music.

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At age 14 she became well known in the provinces for her Irish songs in costume. During World War I she appeared in the revue Razzle-Dazzle which opened in June 1916 at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane where it ran for 408 performances.^[3] She spent much of her leisure singing for the soldiers.

While playing in the chorus at the Empire Theatre in Leicester Square in 1918 she met Reginald Thomas Bishop Seymour