Olwen Wymark's birth name is Olwen Walstein Buck.

Olwen Griffiths was born in 1924.

Olwen Brookes is 5' 6".

Olwen Hufton was born in 1938.

Olwen May was born on January 1, 1963.

Olwen Griffiths died on November 11, 1995.

Olwen Roose was born in 1900, in Finchley, England, UK.

Olwen Brookes died in September 1976, in London, England, UK.

Olwen Wymark was born on February 14, 1932, in Oakland, California, USA.

Olwen Wymark died on June 14, 2013, in London, England, UK.

Olwen Brookes was born on November 26, 1901, in London, England, UK.

Olwen H. Hufton has written:

'Europe' -- subject(s): History

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Olwen Nettles has written:

'The spina bifida baby' -- subject(s): In infancy and childhood, Popular works, Spina bifida

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Nancy Olwen Morrey has written:

'I was never there'

'Sparrow dance'

'Goodnight, Sarajevo' -- subject(s): Canadian War poetry, War poetry, Canadian

In Chapter 3 of "Keeper of the Isis Light," the setting is primarily on the distant planet of Isis, specifically in the home of the main character, Olwen Pendennis. The chapter focuses on Olwen's daily routine and interactions with the robot, Guardian, as she goes about her duties as the keeper of the Isis light. The setting highlights the isolated and serene nature of Olwen's life on the planet.

Olwen Woodier has written:

'Attracting Birds'

'The apple cookbook' -- subject(s): Cookery (Apples), Cooking (Apples)

'Corn Meals and More'

'The power of pasta' -- subject(s): Cookery (Pasta)

The cast of The Pingwings - 1961 includes: Olwen Griffiths as Narrator Oliver Postgate as Narrator

I think the book you want is How the Kiwi Lost Its Wingsby Alwyn Olwen.

Haircuts generally symbolize a transition from boyhood to manhood. Though there seems to be a strange fascination with the removal of hair in Culhwch and Olwen.

The cast of 1902 - 2001 includes: Shaun Boylan as Flaming Torch Man Ciaran Foy as Herbert Carlson Olwen Kelleghan as Maid Violet

The cast of EPiSODE - 2012 includes: Olwen Davies as Lisa Angel Emma Holdcroft Edel Nolan as Ramona Sam Swainsbury as FBI Special Agent King

Olwen Lloyd Jones is a Welsh author known for her novels and children's books. Some of her notable works include "Sarah, A Ribbon of Dreams," a book inspired by the true story of her great grandmother, and "Fifty Uncommon Birds of the Upper Midwest," a collection of essays about birds and their habitats.

you can get it anywhere. you could give olwen a red or pink seed and ask her to sprout it. or you could win it at the darts game at the items shop. or just find it lying around.

The cast of Traders - 2014 includes: Olwen Fouere as Helen Stynes Barry Keoghan as Ken Nika McGuigan as Orla David McSavage as Pierce Killian Scott as Harry Fox

The cast of First Row Orchestra - 2012 includes: Ella Canton Olwen Fouere as La Voix de la Femme Kate Ghyll as La Femme Danny Leigh

The cast of Corkscrew - 1990 includes: John Bergin as Dishwasher Agnes Bernelle as Manageress Morgan Cooke as Waiter Olwen Fouere as Boss Thom McGinty as Chef Ann Slattery as Max Aisling Toibin as Josie

The cast of How to Make a Movie for 43 Pounds - 2014 includes: Olwen Davies as Marie Steven Dolton as Dean Peterson Rod Duncan as Soundman Silvana Maimone as Stella James Murton as Josh

The play, "Find Me" by Olwen Wymark is the story of a little girl who is locked up in an institution for behaviors that are unacceptable in society. Many of these behaviors would now be considered to be a part of autism spectrum.

The cast of Opasnyy povorot - 1972 includes: Vladimir Basov as Charles Stanton Aleksandr Dik as Gordon Rufina Nifontova as Miss Mockridge Antonina Shuranova as Olwen Peel Valentina Titova as Freda Caplan Yelena Valayeva as Betty

The cast of Dangerous Corner - 1946 includes: Judy Campbell as Olwen Peel Martita Hunt as Miss Mockridge Geoffrey Keen as Gordon Whitehouse Ivan Samson as Robert Caplan Joy Shelton as Betty Whitehouse Lydia Sherwood as Freda Caplan

The cast of On the Run - 1968 includes: Olwen Brookes as Miss Fisher Dennis Conoley as Ben Mallory Hamilton Dyce as Removal Man John Hollis as Baldy Dan Jackson as Chief Okapi Gordon Jackson as Mr. Mallory Bari Jonson as Uncle Joseph Harry Locke as Removal Man

The cast of Pteranodon - 1996 includes: Agnes Bernelle as Housekeeper Ger Carey as Man in black Brian de Salvo as Councillor Donna Dent as Dr. Jean Alexander Olwen Fouere as Morcom executive Jim Reid as Brodie Derek Reid as Lewis Mal Whyte as Engineer Conor Whyte as Eric

Olwen Fouere has: Played Second Maid in "The Sleep of Death" in 1980. Played Miss Malone in "The Irish R.M." in 1983. Played Mary Sinico in "A Painful Case" in 1984. Played Young Nun in "Screen Two" in 1985. Played Boss in "Corkscrew" in 1990. Played Ella Burke in "Hard Shoulder" in 1990. Played Sister in "Ballykissangel" in 1996. Played Building Commander in "Space Truckers" in 1996. Played Morcom executive in "Pteranodon" in 1996. Played Trish Meehan in "Saltwater" in 2000. Played Mrs. Hughes in "Above Suspicion 2: The Red Dahlia" in 2010. Played Maggie in "The Other Side of Sleep" in 2011. Played La Voix de la Femme in "First Row Orchestra" in 2012. Played Helen Stynes in "Traders" in 2014.

Olwen Griffiths has: Played Telephonist in "ITV Television Playhouse" in 1955. Performed in "A Man from the Sun" in 1956. Played Torchy in "Torchy, the Battery Boy" in 1957. Performed in "The Third Man" in 1959. Played Narrator in "The Pingwings" in 1961. Played Mrs. Owens in "Z Cars" in 1962. Played Matron in "The Wednesday Play" in 1964. Played Fat Lil in "Up the Junction" in 1968. Played Carmencita in "W. Somerset Maugham" in 1969. Played Bertha in "Secret Army" in 1977. Played Pub Whore in "Pennies from Heaven" in 1978. Played Landlady in "Crime and Punishment" in 1979. Performed in "Doctor Snuggles" in 1979. Played Mrs. Paddy in "Scrubbers" in 1982. Played Mrs. Bramwell in "The Citadel" in 1983. Played Mrs. Scudder in "Maurice" in 1987. Played Mrs. Crump in "Moondial" in 1988.

The cast of A Painful Case - 1984 includes: Fran Brennan as Street Orator Gerald Fitzmahony as Kinsella Olwen Fouere as Mary Sinico Ann Kent as Waitress Mick Lally as James Duffy Ray McAnally as Captain Sinico Brian McNamara as Concert Musician 2 Desmond Perry as Bank Manager

Gwynneth Vaughan has: Played Audrey Prescott in "Things Happen at Night" in 1947. Played Miss Hamilton in "Brass Monkey" in 1948. Played Jean in "Melody Club" in 1949. Played Girl with the Soldier in "The Interrupted Journey" in 1949. Played Olwen Williams in "Blue Scar" in 1949. Played Doreen Amersley in "The Man from Yesterday" in 1949.

The cast of Nocturne in Scotland - 1951 includes: John Baker as Frimley Geoffrey Barrie as Foreman Olwen Brookes as Princess Marceline Czartoyska Hugh Burden as Frederick Chopin Howard Connell as Dougal Isabel Dean as Jane Stirling Patrick Macnee as Duke of Argyll Marcel Poncin as Moscheles Catherine Salkeld as Mrs. Erskine Gabriel Toyne as Mr. Broadwood

Arwen Holm has: Played Arlene in "Play for Today" in 1970. Played Rachelle Fox in "Play for Today" in 1970. Performed in "Heartland" in 1979. Played Landlady in "Flickers" in 1980. Played Dr. Heather Wolstenhulme in "Holding the Fort" in 1980. Played Carol in "The Final Conflict" in 1981. Played Helen in "Experience Preferred... But Not Essential" in 1982.

The cast of Darkness on the Edge of Town - 2014 includes: Olwen Catherine Kelly as Aisling Callahan Niall Cutler as Mortician Conleth Dillon as Foster Father Nicole Downey as Young Cleo Callahan Emma Eliza Regan as Cleo Callahan Maura Foley as Sophie Quinn Karen Forde as Extra Barry Healy as Traveller Dennis Hobson as Mickey Sam Monaghan as Francis Macheath Elise Sullivan as Sally-Anne Murphy

With a career spanning seven decades, Petula Sally Olwen Clark, CBE, has sold more than 68 million records worldwide. Beginning as an entertainer with the BBC in WW II, she subsequently gained international attention in French and English with such hits as "The Little Shoemaker", "Baby Lover", "With All My Heart", and "Prends Mon Coeur". The 1960s brought global recognition with "Downtown", "I Know a Place", "Colour My World", "My Love", "A Sign of the Times", and "Don't Sleep in the Subway".

The cast of The Sleep of Death - 1980 includes: Cecil Barror as Deacon Shibvan Briers as English Maid Christopher Casson as Sir Philip Terence Onagh Colligen as Felicity Eamonn Draper as First soldier Olwen Fouere as Second Maid Kay Maclaren as Old Woman Patrick Magee as Marquis Ray McAnally as Inspector Carmingac Shelagh McLeod as Third Maid Per Oscarsson as Colonel Gaillard Brendan Price as Robert Terence Niall Toibin as Sean

The cast of One Away - 1976 includes: Bill Brewer as Bass Snr. Bradford Dillman as Ruben Bass Roberta Durrant as Olwen Nigel Kane as TV newscaster Patrick Mower as Tam Bass Patrick Mynhardt as Chief warder Erica Rogers as Dot Bass Hugh Rouse as Prosecuting counsel Ron Smerczak as Young policeman at roadblock Elke Sommer as Elsa Dean Stockwell as Pete Bass Larry Taylor as Foreman Ian Yule as Stiffy

The cast of Valley of Song - 1953 includes: Olwen Brookes Betty Cooper as Mrs. Davies Eileen Dale as 2nd. Neighbour Sarah Davies Howell Davies as Lloyd - Fish Valentine Dunn Ann Elsden Edward Evans as Davies Clifford Evans as Geraint Llewellyn Kenneth Evans as Lloyd - Haulage Eric Francis John Fraser as Cliff Lloyd Denys Graham as Denzil - Miner Ronnie Harries as Davies - Plumber Elizabeth Havard as Myffanwy Lewis Rees Mervyn Johns as Minister Griffiths Dudley Jones as Dafydd Davies - Traveller Ronald Lewis as Morgan - Miner Emrys Leyshon as Ianto Lloyd - Miner Desmond Llewelyn as Lloyd - Schoolmaster Lane Meddick as Mervyn - Miner Alun Owen as Pritchard Ralph Powell as Mervyn Jones - Tenor Hugh Pryse as Lloyd, Undertaker Rachel Roberts as Bessie Lewis Philip Saville as Twm - Miner Frederic Steger as Fellow Traveller Maureen Swanson as Olwen Davies Madoline Thomas as Auntie Mary Rachel Thomas as Mrs. Lloyd Ben Williams Kenneth Williams as Lloyd the Haulage Prysor Williams as Ted Lloyd - Ticket Collector John Wynn as Morgan Davies - Miner

The cast of High Terrace - 1956 includes: Carl Bernard as Jock Dunmow Derek Bond as John Mansfield Olwen Brookes as Mother Superior Jameson Clark as Detective Inspector MacKay Jonathan Field as Theater Critic Gretchen Franklin as Mrs. Webb Garard Green as Raymond White Lionel Jeffries as Monkton Mary Laura Wood as Molly Kellner Arthur Lowe Benita Lydal as Violet Gage Lois Maxwell as Stephanie Blake Eric Pohlmann as Otto Kellner Dale Robertson as Bill Lang Frederick Treves as Constable West

Waveney Lee has: Played Ellen Brown in "ITV Play of the Week" in 1955. Performed in "O.S.S." in 1957. Played Norah in "Passionate Summer" in 1958. Played Marcia Holland in "A Touch of Larceny" in 1959. Played Lisa in "Interpol Calling" in 1959. Performed in "A Breath of Scandal" in 1960. Played Shirley Smith in "Girl on a Roof" in 1961. Played Olwen in "Sir Francis Drake" in 1961. Played Janet Kenton in "Konga" in 1961. Played Chorus Girl in "The Phantom of the Opera" in 1962. Performed in "Night Cargoes" in 1962. Played Clarissa Weathersfield in "The Flood" in 1963.

Contrary to general assumption, there is no federal law giving buyers the right to cancel their new car purchase within three days of sale. The often-cited federal Trade Commission "Cooling Off" law is only effective for door-to-door sales or sale made at other than the seller's place of business. However, many states have enacted their Olwen versions of the FTC law, affording broader protections than what the federal law does. Prior to purchase, prospective buyers should check with their state's attorney general's office to see if automobile purchase are covered under state law.