Webster Booth took the role of the Duke of Buckingham in "The Three Musketeers" (1930) at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. He made his West End Debut in the production.
"Say That You Care from Me" was an early song featuring Anne Ziegler in 1935.
"Lilac of Louvaine" was sung by Anne and Webster in the Blackpool show "On With the Show" produced by Lawrence Wright/Horatio Nicholls in the summer of 1940.
In 1941 Anne and Webster appeared at the London Palladium in George Black's Show "Gangway". Below are two songs the sang in the show.
Anne and Webster played strolling players in the film "Waltz Time" (1945)
They starred in the musical play "Sweet Yesterday" at the Adelphi Theatre, Strand in 1945.
They starred in the film "The Laughing Lady". (1946)
They made a recording of "Throw Open Wide Your Window" with music by Hans May.
