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Jennifer Beryl Bruce: Birthdate: September 19, 1924: Death: 1991 (66-67) Immediate Family: Daughter of Nigel Bruce and Violet Pauline Bruce Wife of Arthur Sebastian Gilbey and Jay Gould III Mother of Linda Gilbey; Private and Christopher Sebastian Bruce Gould Sister of Private . Managed by: Private User Last Updated:
- Arthur Sebastian Gilbey, Jay Gould III
- October 3, 2016
- 1991 (66-67)
- Private User
Oct 18, 2020 · Pauline Margaret Bruce was born on December 27, 1922 to Violet Campbell and Nigel Bruce, and has a sister Jennifer Beryl Bruce. She married Alan Geoffrey Page in 1946, and they were married until Alan's death on August 3, 2000.
- December 27, 1922
April 22, 2021 ·. Pauline Bruce, RCAF WD, September 1944, Toronto Star. She was the daughter of British actor Nigel Bruce. She must have been very popular and had a photo shoot, as two articles from different papers had her in two different poses. She married an RAF pilot, son of family friends in September 1946.
SANTA BARBARA (fP).—Pauline Bruce, 23-year-old daughter of Actor,Nigel Bruce, and RAF Squadron Leader Geoffrey Page, were married here yesterday by the Rev. Joseph M. Ewing, in the First Presbyterian church chapel. Page is credited with shooting down 15 German planes during the war.
Jul 21, 2022 · Jennifer Beryl Bruce was born on 19 September 1924.1 She was the daughter of William Nigel Ernle Bruce and Violet Pauline Shelton. She married, firstly, Jay Gould III, son of Jay Gould II and Anne Douglass Graham, on 17 September 1944.1 She and Jay Gould III were divorced in 1946.
- Female
- September 19, 1924
- Jay Gould III, Arthur Sebastian Gilbey
Nigel Bruce had dated – Violet Pauline Shelton (1921-1953) – He was happily married to the British actress Violet Pauline Shelton a.k.a. Violet Campbell from May 21, 1921, until his death on October 8, 1953. The couple was blessed with 2 daughters named Jennifer Bruce and Pauline Bruce.
Jun 15, 2017 · Rathbone's visit to the Wayne Campus. An interview with Pauline Page, daughter of Nigel Bruce, by Nicholas Utechin for the Sherlock Holmes Journal, concerning Bruce's unpublished autobiography Games, Gossip and Greasepaint.
