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Ralph Lynn
Ralph Lynn made his mark in the world of entertainment when he acted in "Women in Bondage" (1944). In 1900, he made his stage debut in Wigan, England. In 1914, he made his London stage debut. In 1930, he made his screen debut in the film "Rookery Nook." In 1923, he joined the Aldwych Theatre and appeared in a series of comedies known as the "Aldwych Farces" with long-term collaborators Tom Walls and Ben Travers. In 1937, he appeared in his final screen role, the Tom Walls-directed "For Valour."
