Topic: John Reed
Quotes
There has been a general weakening of the management fabri
Citigroup deal makers disagree on outcomes Apr 04, 2008
You could wake up one morning and find all your money in your retirement account or in your trading account is gone
Hackers target U.S. 401(k) plans, FBI says Mar 20, 2007
I want to be able to say to American investors that if we mishandled your transaction we're going to pay you back
Reed seeks compensation fund for investors Nov 12, 2003
The more elaborate the scheme, the easier it is to catch the bad guy. In all my years here, I've never seen a case like this
Teenager allegedly hacks brokerage account Oct 10, 2003
There is nothing I've seen that gives me the slightest feeling that these people have learned anything from the crisis
Banks prepare to hand out big bonuses Jan 10, 2010
John Reed, OBE (born 13 February 1916), is a retired English actor, dancer and singer, known for his nimble performances in the comic leads of the Savoy Operas, particularly with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
John Reed was born in the village of Close House, near Bishop Auckland, County Durham, the son of a butcher, and grew up near Darlington, County Durham. He studied elocution, dancing, singing and mime. Reed began his career in the theatre in plays and then in musical theatre for a number of years with the Darlington Operatic Society and as a director and dance instructor.
Reed joined the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in 1951 as the understudy to Peter Pratt, who was then the principal comic baritone of the company. His first leads were mostly minor roles: Associate (1952-55) and the Learned Judge (1955-59) in Trial by Jury, Major Murgatroyd in Patience (1952-59), Second Citizen in The Yeomen of the Guard (1952-59), Annibale (1952-59) and Antonio (1953-59) in The Gondoliers, and Cox in Cox and Box (1957-59).
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