Robert and Ethel went through various jobs in the post-war years, with the former working on fishing trawlers and English Channel ferries, while the latter worked in a bakers, at Freemans catalogue dispatch and as a cinema usherette.
42.
Each of her outfits, sold separately, advances the fictional story of her career, from her discovery as a movie-house usherette to her triumphs in such films as " Personal Secretary " and " Sea Spree ."
43.
The original producers of " The Rocky Horror Show " wanted her to play " Magenta / Usherette ", but Patricia Quinn ( who got the part ) stated in an interview, " She went to India with her guru ."
44.
Brought in by the miracle of UHF converter box, rabbit ears and aluminum foil, the broadcasts wired us into the Forum, where they spoke a different language and the usherettes, standing behind the benches, dressed in smart red blazers and white gloves.
45.
But Hopper's people are not outsiders simply by class or by circumstance ( think of the glamorous theatergoers in " Two on the Aisle, " or the perfectly coiffed usherette in " New York Movie " ); their sense of dislocation often comes from a more private place.
46.
The series starred Laraine Newman of " Saturday Night Live " fame, whose main character, Laraine the usherette, wore an old-fashioned maroon ushers uniform and ran the " Ritz " with such strict organization as to assign every patron a seat despite the theater's constant near-empty attendance.
47.
The show also features Kristian Lavercombe returning to the role of Riff Raff, Abigail Jaye as Magenta / Usherette, Ceris Hine reprising the role of Columbia, Joel Montague as Eddie / Dr . Scott, and Maria Coyne, Christos Dante, David Gale, and Rachel Grundy as the Phantoms, with Andrew Ahern as the swing.
48.
Straight ahead is the show's first painting, Edward Hopper's mysterious " New York Movie, " depicting a movie theater from the viewpoint of someone arriving in the middle of things : the silhouetted heads of the audience, a sliver of the silver screen and a bored usherette leaning against a wall near the exit.
49.
The usherette, financially secure thanks to government compensation to victims of the fire at the Salle Favart, is able to marry the shop assistant who sings praises to Aristide Boucicaut, founder of the Parisian department store, for his pension, while the usherette lauds L�on Carvalho, director of the Op�ra Comique from 1876 87 and 1891-97.
50.
The usherette, financially secure thanks to government compensation to victims of the fire at the Salle Favart, is able to marry the shop assistant who sings praises to Aristide Boucicaut, founder of the Parisian department store, for his pension, while the usherette lauds L�on Carvalho, director of the Op�ra Comique from 1876 87 and 1891-97.
