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The actress Dorothy Ward with Jim Mollison
The actress Dorothy Ward with Jim Mollison after whom the Bellanca Flash 28-70, The Dorothy, was named. They were leaving Croydon to return to Edinburgh where Miss Ward was appearing in a matinee. 31 October 1936. Date: 1936
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Appearing Bellanca Croydon Dorothy Edinburgh Flash Leaving Mollison Named Return They Ward Miss
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In this photograph, taken on October 31, 1936, the British actress Dorothy Ward is seen boarding the Bellanca Flash 28-70 aircraft, affectionately named "The Dorothy," with her companion, Jim Mollison. The image captures the excitement and glamour of the era as they prepare for their journey from Croydon Airport in London to return to Edinburgh, where Dorothy was scheduled to appear in a matinee performance. The Bellanca Flash 28-70 was a sleek and advanced aircraft for its time, and its distinctive design and impressive capabilities made it a popular choice among the aviation elite. The plane, with its powerful engine and innovative features, represented the pinnacle of transport technology in the 1930s. Dorothy Ward, a rising star in the world of British theater, was known for her captivating stage presence and magnetic personality. Her appearance in Edinburgh was highly anticipated, and her fans eagerly awaited her return from London. Jim Mollison, a renowned aviator and record-breaking pilot, was an integral part of Dorothy's life at the time. The couple's romantic relationship was the talk of the town, and their public appearances together only fueled the intrigue and fascination of the press and the public. As they board the aircraft, Dorothy's elegant outfit and poised demeanor contrast beautifully with the raw power and modernity of the Bellanca Flash 28-70. The image is a testament to the allure of the golden age of aviation and the captivating personalities that graced its history. This photograph, taken over eighty years ago, remains a captivating reminder of a bygone era, when the magic of the silver screen and the thrill of flight came together to create unforgettable moments in history.
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