1. Yes the name was Elsie.[ May Davies]   HLO lived at that address when he died (Llypnia hospital),  We saw the house
 when we found his grave- it looked as though it may have  been a council house and she was the named tenant. { presumably
 on the graveyard record] 
   2. HLO photo, he is driving minus his hat, Agda is sat immediately behind  him. I do not know who the man full face is.  
It is the only photo I have  of him, did not get that until Agda died, mum never owned one.  
  3. I sent the best of what I had of Agda to Linda Mcintosh. Sorry no  photos of Madge. 
   4. I subscribed to the Stage for the shortest time possible, only found  Ethel's death notice and a couple of tiny ads for
 HLO's pantomimes.  Could not find any reviews of shows.    
5. Do not know what year the town hall was damaged, if I was to guess it  may have been post 1912, they lived in Bispham
 I think from this date  until HLO' mum died.  
  6. Do not know how long they were in Haverford West, just long enough for  Henry to raise enough to put on a production 
(probably as cheaply as he  could).  Mum would have been 13/14 when she was a dainty maid.  She did  grow taller after 14
 as we all do her final height was 5ft-5".   
 7. do not know how long mum was at Everton Blues, she hated it, I think  HLO got her away from there as soon as he could.
 Probably at St. Mary's  about 2 years - she was not keen on her time there either. She loved her  grandmother very much 
and I think her childhood after that was not so  happy.  She also loved her father very much, he always told her that Ethel
  was the love of his life.  I think like all children of that era she was kept very mich in the dark  about family matters. 
   8. Yes I have Agda's birth c. -She was born 9th April 1901, address     18, Albert Street, Fleetwood. 
(This HLO's parents home, see 1901c.)     Registered as May Osmond on the 13th of May, Agda must have been added  
in later years probably when she entered the theatre.     Father HLO - Theatre proprietor     Mother-Florence Osmond.   
 I do think that with previous correspondence and the written contents of  my parcel to you which includes all correspondence
 that Bab's Nicholls  collated for L McIntosh, There are a couple of stories in there about HLO  and his dogs plus other stuff.
 I have exhausted what knowledge I have  gleaned over the years. 
   I really do want to put HLO to bed.