Una Stubbs

[ferlew]

Beeb 1 now, is she trying really hard to look geeky, or am I being cynical?
Ooops, - who do you think you are.

[elliemay1]

I don't know why she's wearing that hat inside!

[ferlew]

And why the Martha Longhurst specs? FGS

[Brum Lady]

Yes, unbearably twee, isn't she?

[ferlew]

Yes, I feel embarrassed for her.

[cupid04]

I've got relatives that worked at Rowntree's factory. Me and my sister used to get the reject chocolates for Christmas.

[ferlew]

Oh look, now I am denigrating myself, a mere chorus girl.

[DJHawkes]

I'm not very impressed that the researchers just left her with her grandmother and grandfather, her great grandmother, Eliza Robinson's family were all still in York and Eliza married Francis Fieldhouse just after giving birth to Annie, Una's grandmother, and they've not looked at what happened there, Annie had half-sisters. Oh well.

[cupid04]

I remember Una Stubbs as Aunt Sally in Worzel Gummidge.

[ferlew]

Yes, and in that prog with Alf Garnett.

[tonyav]

I liked her when she was married to 'The Scouse Git' in 'Till Death Do Us Part'.

[ferlew]

That's the one Tony Av

[ChillDoubt]

Nothing like giving a 76 year old woman a verbal kicking for her dress sense eh?

For Funks Sake!

[elliemay1]

Gosh, she looks well for 76!

[DJHawkes]

Now I'm losing faith in the producers, this second half they've done using google and wiki, not genealogy

[ferlew]

Nothing like giving a 76 year old woman a verbal kicking for her dress sense eh?

I am of a similar age, and noway would I want to look like that.
She is acting up.

[ChillDoubt]

Well, she looks good for 76. She didn't have a blue rinse and twin set, nor was she wearing a crop top and rah-rah skirt, so didn't warrant comment really. If anything, everything she wore was fairly nondescript, IMHO.

[237SJ]

Heaven forbid that we don`t all look like supermodels at 76! If I had her cheekbones at age 76, I would be very happy. I think she looks great.

[thumper93]

brilliant in "Worzel Gummidge" as aunt sally

[cupid04]

Don't forget 'Summer holiday' with Cliff Richard.