#john chillingworth

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A young American boy with ice cream around his mouth at Battersea Fun Fair, London. July 1956.

By John Chillingworth.

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Diana Dors (1956)

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"Ekberg Smiles" by John Chillingworth, on the  10th December 1955: Swedish actress Anita Ekberg smiling during her make up session before meeting the press at the Savoy Hotel, London. 

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John Chillingworth, 1954.

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Vera-Ellen by John Chillingworth

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Burt Lancaster in a parade to promote Trapeze, Paris, 1955.

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Jacques Griffe Haute Couture Fall/Winter 1954-55 Collection. Photo John Chillingworth. Model not listed.

Jacques Griffe Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1954-55. Photo John Chillingworth. Modèle non répertorié.

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John Chillingworth. England, 1950s.

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Two women with a sign advertising a bathing beauty contest, on the promenade at Blackpool, Lancashire, July 1954

John Chillingworth, “Blackpool,” Picture Post, July 31st, 1954

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Foundling names

At the Foundling Museum they have displays listing some of the new names given to the Foundlings when they arrived.

I was struck by how many of these were literary, historical or fanciful - a projection of the donors' fantasies on children - was this a kind thing to do or treating children a bit like naming a puppy? What did it mean to go through life saddled with the name Oliver Cromwell or William Shakespeare?

Names included:

Historical: Julius Caesar; Edward Plantagenet; Lambert Simnel; Edmund Ironside; Henry Agincourt; Emma Plantagenet

Tudor: Charles Brandon; Catherine Parr; Walter Raleigh; Francis Drake

Civil War: Oliver & Richard Cromwell; Edward Montagu; William Chillingworth

17thc/18th: Gilbert Sheldon; William Orange; Billy Culloden

Admirals: Admiral Benbow and Coram Benbow; Cloudesley Shovel

Literary: Robin Hood; Tom Jones and his love Sophia Western; Geoffrey Chaucer; Phillip Sydney; Alexander Pope; Nahum Tate; Samuel Johnson; William Shakespeare

Artists: Michael Angel; Inigo Jones; William Hogarth (possibly a bit confusing given his association with the hospital?); Anthony Vandyke; Peter Paul Reuben; Christopher Wren; Godfrey Kneller; Mary Addison; Richard Steel; John Dryden

Scientists: Francis Bacon; Edmund Halley

Virtues: Hopegood Helpless (a bit of puritanism coming in there perhaps?); Diana Thrifty; Prudence Friendly

Birds: Mary Dodo; Mary Swallow; Deborah Lark

Interesting to see one John Doe on the list as well - I thought this was a later, American thing.

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Ruby Murray par John Chillingworth, Londres, 1955.

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Kathrine Knight Case.

Kathrine Knight’s toxic relationship

1986, shortly after her breakup with kellett, Kathrine Knight jumped into a whirlwind romance with David Saunders, Who is a local Miner. 

A few months later, Saunders moved in with her and her two daughters. However, he kept his apartment, and Knight soon became incredibly jealous and suspicious about what he did when Knight wasn’t around. As with previous relationships, The one with Knight and Saunders became incredibly toxic and Violent. 

At one point, A two month old dingo puppy, who was owned by Saunders, throat was slit right in front of him by Kathrine. She did it to show what he was capable of. 

Still, they stayed together and even had a daughter a year later. Finally, Saunders left Kathrine very shortly after the birth of his daughter. She attempted to kill him with a pair of scissors. 

Kathrine soon met a man named John Chillingworth. Him and Kathrine stayed together for three years and soon had a child. Eric, Knight’s first son. No violent incidents have been reported with their relationship, It very soon ended after Chillingworth learned that Knight has having an affair with a man named John Charles Thomas Price.

Knight’s violent relationship with John Price

The beginning of Knight’s and Price’s relationship was without complications. He had two older children who lived with him and very much seemed to like Knight. He made money, enough to keep Knight comfortable. They soon moved in together in 1995 and things were going very smoothly. 

When Knight suggested they get married, he declined and Kathrine became violent. 

Price was framed for stealing things from his mining company and got him fired, all done by Kathrine knight. Though, she initially got kicked out by Price. Months later, They started seeing each other again. 

This time was different, John refused to let her move back in. And according to friends and neighbors, Knight’s violence began to increase. 

February of 2000, an argument between John Charles Thomas Price and Kathrine Knight culminated with Knight’s attempt to stab him in the chest. Price put out a restraining order against Kathrine in an attempt to keep his children safe. Toward the near end of the month, Price let on his concern for his safety and told his co-workers that when or if he went missing it was only because Kathrine knight killed him. 

He was right to be afraid. 

Mutilation of John Price

February 29th of 2000, John Price came home from his day at work and did his usual routine of checking in with the neighbors, right before going to bed at 11 p.m. Knight shortly came home, made her dinner, watched TV, took a shower, and then went upstairs. When she went into the bedroom she woke Price, had sex with him, and John went back to bed.

Then, Kathrine reached up to a butcher knife from above her bed — when she had always kept them — and brutally stabbed Price 37 times. According to evidence, he woke during the attack but couldn’t fight her off. 

He soon succumbed to his wounds.. Knight dragged his body down stairs, skinned him.. And hung his body from a meat hook that she had in her living room. She then decapitated him, cut him up into pieces and began to cook his body into a dish.

She made a dish for herself, with the half-discarded contents later found at the crime scene. Suggested that Knight  couldn’t finish her meal. 

She laid down next to the headless, mutilated body of Price, took a large amount of pills, and passed out.

The next morning when Price didn’t come to work, his co-workers heeded his warning and called the police. The police arrived to find a very gruesome crime scene and immediately detained the comatose Kathrine. When she woke up, she claimed to have no memory of the knight before. 

In the kitchen of the home, police found Price’s head on the stove, boiling in a pot of vegetables. With that they also found two full plates each labeled with a name. In absolute horror, the police found realized Kathrine was planning to serve Price’s body parts to his children. 

Knight, Never to be released

Despite her claims that she had no memory of the night Price was brutally murdered, Kathrine was quickly charged with his murder. 

In October of 2001, her trial started, but it didn’t really get far. As for the reasons, they remain unclear. Knight plead guilty to the murder charge, And the judge adjourned the case without testimony. 

She was escorted to prison the same day and the judge marked her papers to ‘never be released.’ for the first time in history, a woman was given life in prison without parole

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"Cocktail Dress" by John Chillingworth - 4th September 1954: A cocktail dress and waist length fitted jacket in cream satin made by Jacques Fath. 

Falaise Collection" by John Chillingworth - An outfit designed for the English market by Maxime de la Falaise. The model wears a pale tangerine sweater and tie with apricot red tapered doeskin pants. 

Original Publication: Picture Post

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John Chillingworth

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La imagen es una fotografía de John Chillingworth- una pareja besándose en el paseo marítimo de Torquay, Devon, década de 1950- que aparece en el blog de Tumblr de Paolo Streito, @Paolo1264 Arte y fotografía

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UPCOMING DATES 2023

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TUESDAY 7th FEBRUARY BIRMINGHAM SYMPHONY HALL STAGE

THURSDAY 9th FEBRUARY TURNER SIMS, SOUTHAMPTON

FRIDAY 10th FEBRUARY SHEFFIELD JAZZ

SATURDAY 11th FEBRUARY DERBY JAZZ, DEDA STUDIO THEATRE

SUNDAY 12th FEBRUARY LONDON, RONNIE SCOTTS JAZZ CLUB

BBC Jazz Award winning saxophonist Julian Siegel embarks on a major tour in February 2023 with the Julian Siegel Jazz Orchestra celebrating his acclaimed album Tales from the Jacquard (Whirlwind Recordings). The Orchestra features some of Julian's favourite musicians from the UK and European scenes and presents a rare opportunity to see this handpicked, stellar line-up perform together (see full tour line up below).

The tour will feature Julian’s music for Jazz Orchestra from the new album, from expansions and arrangements of music written for small band to the suite commissioned by Derby Jazz composed especially for the orchestra ‘Tales from the Jacquard’ plus new arrangements and compositions written for this tour. ’Tales from the Jacquard’ draws inspiration from the lace-making process and the Jacquard cards, which controlled the lace knitting machines. (Julian’s parents and family ran a lace manufacturing business in Nottingham for over 50 years).

Julian gratefully acknowledges the support of Arts Council England in making this tour possible.

“One of the major highlights of this year’s jazz calendar”  London Jazz News

“Essential listening”  The Jazz Mann 

"A beautiful balance between an open writing and more traditional pictures." ★★★★��All About Jazz 

"Razor-sharp section work and a string of superlative solos." Bebop Spoken Here

The JULIAN SIEGEL JAZZ ORCHESTRA contains renowned bandleaders, composers and soloists in their own right. Conducted by Nick Smart, the band features saxophonists Stan Sulzmann, Tori Freestone, Nathaniel Facey (Feb 7, 10 + 11 ) Paul Booth (Feb 9 + 12), Michael Chillingworth and Gemma Moore, Trumpeters Tom Walsh and Steve Fishwick alongside Claus Stötter and Percy Pursglove from NDR Bigband Hamburg, Trombonists Mark Nightingale, Trevor Mires, Harry Brown and Richard Henry, Guitarist Mike Outram, all based around the dynamic and creative rhythm section of his long standing group the Julian Siegel Quartet, featuring pianist Liam Noble (Feb 7 + 12), bassist Oli Hayhurst and drummer Gene Calderazzo. The highly in-demand pianist Ross Stanley also features on three dates of the tour (Feb 9, 10+11)

(see below for full line up)

JULIAN SIEGEL JAZZ ORCHESTRA - LINE UP

Saxes / Clarinets / Compositions / Arrangements   Julian Siegel

Conductor  Nick Smart

Trumpets Tom Walsh, Percy Pursglove, Steve Fishwick, Claus Stötter

Alto Saxophone Mike Chillingworth, Nathaniel Facey (7th, 10th, 11th) Paul Booth (9th, 12th)

Tenor Saxophone Stan Sulzmann

Tenor Saxophone and Flute Tori Freestone

Baritone Sax and Bass Clarinet Gemma Moore

Trombones Mark Nightingale, Trevor Mires, Harry Brown

Bass Trombone and Tuba  Richard Henry

Guitar Mike Outram

Piano  Liam Noble (7th, 12th) Ross Stanley (9th, 10th, 11th)

Double and Electric Bass Oli Hayhurst

Drums Gene Calderazzo

JULIAN SIEGEL SHORT BIOGRAPHY

Julian Siegel is an in-demand saxophonist on the UK and European Jazz scene who has worked with many of the top figures in the music. In 2007, he was awarded the BBC Jazz Award for Best Instrumentalist. He is currently touring with the Julian Siegel Quartet, featuring pianist Liam Noble, bassist Oli Hayhurst and drummer Gene Calderazzo.

As a sideman Julian has played in large ensembles led by Kenny Wheeler, Andrew Hill, Hermeto Pascoal, Michael Gibbs, Django Bates, John Taylor, Nikki Iles, Stan Sulzmann, NDR Big Band, Colin Towns and Jason Yarde to name a few. Inspired by these great experiences and coupled with a long standing wish to write for larger ensemble, Julian formed the Julian Siegel Jazz Orchestra embarking on its debut UK tour in March 2017.

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