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	He was born '''Solomon Jacob Brown'''<ref name="Stevens"/> in [[w:Toxteth\|Toxteth Park]], [[w:Liverpool\|Liverpool]]. A [[w:trumpet\|trumpet]] player in his youth, he had many stories to tell of being a jobbing musician in London in the 1920s. He performed in a number of minor acting roles before becoming a producer.		He was born '''Solomon Jacob Brown'''<ref name="Stevens"/> in [[w:Toxteth\|Toxteth Park]], [[w:Liverpool\|Liverpool]]. A [[w:trumpet\|trumpet]] player in his youth, he had many stories to tell of being a jobbing musician in London in the 1920s. He performed in a number of minor acting roles before becoming a producer.

	After retiring from the BBC to nurse his wife, who was seriously ill with [[cancer]] from which she later died, he helped his brother-in-law with his [[[[w:Cake decorating\|cake decorating]]]] business until his death, and the business folded after the [[w:1971 United Kingdom postal workers strike\|postal workers strike of 1971]].		After retiring from the BBC to nurse his wife, who was seriously ill with [[w:cancer\|cancer]] from which she later died, he helped his brother-in-law with his [[w:Cake decorating\|cake decorating]] business until his death, and the business folded after the [[w:1971 United Kingdom postal workers strike\|postal workers strike of 1971]].

	He retired to [[w:Hampshire\|Hampshire]] where he lived with an old friend, Mrs. W. I. Dismore, herself a widow, until his death, caused by complications after a car accident, on {{date\|3 April 1975}}.		He retired to [[w:Hampshire\|Hampshire]] where he lived with an old friend, Mrs. W. I. Dismore, herself a widow, until his death, caused by complications after a car accident, on {{date\|3 April 1975}}.

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	'''Jacques Brown''' (first name pronounced "Jakes") (23 August 1900 – 3 April 1975) was a British [[radio producer]]. He produced ''[[Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh]]'', ''[[The Goon Show]]'', ''[[Beyond Our Ken]]'' and others for [[BBC Radio]].<ref name="Stevens">{{cite book		\| name = <!-- defaults to article title when left blank -->
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			\| birth_name = Solomon Jacob Brown
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			\| birth_place = [[w:Toxteth\|Toxteth Park]], [[w:Liverpool\|Liverpool]], England, UK
			\| death_date = {{Death date and age\|1975\|04\|03\|1900\|08\|23\|df=y}}
			\| death_place = [[w:Hayling Island\|Hayling Island]], [[w:Hampshire\|Hampshire]], England, UK

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			\| known_for = {{plainlist\|
			*''[[Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh]]''
			*''[[The Goon Show]]''
			*''[[Beyond Our Ken]]''}}
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			}}

			'''Jacques Brown''' (first name pronounced "Jakes") (23 August 1900 – 3 April 1975) was a British [[radio producer]]. He produced ''[[Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh]]'', ''[[The Goon Show]]'', ''[[Beyond Our Ken]]'' and others for [[w:BBC Radio\|BBC Radio]].<ref name="Stevens">{{cite book
	\|last= Stevens		\|last= Stevens
	\|first= Christopher		\|first= Christopher
	\|title= Born Brilliant: The Life Of Kenneth Williams		\|title= Born Brilliant: The Life of Kenneth Williams
	\|publisher= John Murray		\|publisher= John Murray
	\|year= 2010		\|year= 2010
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	}}</ref>		}}</ref>

	He was born '''Solomon Jacob Brown'''<ref name="Stevens"/> in [[Toxteth\|Toxteth Park]], [[Liverpool]]. A [[trumpet]] player in his youth, he had many stories to tell of being a jobbing musician in London in the 1920s. He performed in a number of minor acting roles before becoming a producer.		He was born '''Solomon Jacob Brown'''<ref name="Stevens"/> in [[w:Toxteth\|Toxteth Park]], [[w:Liverpool\|Liverpool]]. A [[w:trumpet\|trumpet]] player in his youth, he had many stories to tell of being a jobbing musician in London in the 1920s. He performed in a number of minor acting roles before becoming a producer.

	After retiring from the BBC to nurse his wife, who was seriously ill with [[cancer]] from which she later died, he helped his brother-in-law with his [[cake decorating]] business until his death, and the business folded after the [[1971 United Kingdom postal workers strike\|postal workers strike of 1971]].		After retiring from the BBC to nurse his wife, who was seriously ill with [[cancer]] from which she later died, he helped his brother-in-law with his [[[[w:Cake decorating\|cake decorating]]]] business until his death, and the business folded after the [[w:1971 United Kingdom postal workers strike\|postal workers strike of 1971]].

	He retired to [[Hampshire]] where he lived with an old friend, Mrs. W. I. Dismore, herself a widow, until his death, caused by complications after a car accident, on 3 April 1975.		He retired to [[w:Hampshire\|Hampshire]] where he lived with an old friend, Mrs. W. I. Dismore, herself a widow, until his death, caused by complications after a car accident, on {{date\|3 April 1975}}.

	==Filmography==		==Filmography==
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	\|1945\|\| ''[[I Didn't Do It (film)\|I Didn't Do It]]'' \|\| Professor Borgensen \|\| Uncredited		\|1945\|\| ''[[I Didn't Do It (film)\|I Didn't Do It]]'' \|\| Professor Borgensen \|\| Uncredited
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	\|1948\|\| ''[[Under the Frozen Falls]]'' \|\| Professor Bell-Wrighton \|\|		\|1948\|\| ''[[w:Under the Frozen Falls\|Under the Frozen Falls]]'' \|\| Professor Bell-Wrighton \|\|
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	\|1953\|\| ''[[Always a Bride (1953 film)\|Always a Bride]]'' \|\| Manager \|\|		\|1953\|\| ''[[Always a Bride (1953 film)\|Always a Bride]]'' \|\| Manager \|\|

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{{More citations needed|date=June 2012}}
'''Jacques Brown''' (first name pronounced "Jakes") (23 August 1900 – 3 April 1975) was a British [[radio producer]]. He produced ''[[Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh]]'', ''[[The Goon Show]]'', ''[[Beyond Our Ken]]'' and others for [[BBC Radio]].<ref name="Stevens">{{cite book
|last= Stevens
|first= Christopher
|title= Born Brilliant: The Life Of Kenneth Williams
|publisher= John Murray
|year= 2010
|isbn = 1-84854-195-3
|page=
}}</ref>

He was born '''Solomon Jacob Brown'''<ref name="Stevens"/> in [[Toxteth|Toxteth Park]], [[Liverpool]]. A [[trumpet]] player in his youth, he had many stories to tell of being a jobbing musician in London in the 1920s. He performed in a number of minor acting roles before becoming a producer.

After retiring from the BBC to nurse his wife, who was seriously ill with [[cancer]] from which she later died, he helped his brother-in-law with his [[cake decorating]] business until his death, and the business folded after the [[1971 United Kingdom postal workers strike|postal workers strike of 1971]].

He retired to [[Hampshire]] where he lived with an old friend, Mrs. W. I. Dismore, herself a widow, until his death, caused by complications after a car accident, on 3 April 1975.

==Filmography==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
! Title
! Role
! Notes
|-
|1937|| ''[[Good Morning, Boys]]'' || Devil's Kitchen Manager || Uncredited
|-
|1941|| ''[[South American George]]'' || Enrico Richardo ||
|-
|1941|| ''[[Hi Gang! (film)|Hi Gang!]]'' || Botticelli ||
|-
|1945|| ''[[I Didn't Do It (film)|I Didn't Do It]]'' || Professor Borgensen || Uncredited
|-
|1948|| ''[[Under the Frozen Falls]]'' || Professor Bell-Wrighton ||
|-
|1953|| ''[[Always a Bride (1953 film)|Always a Bride]]'' || Manager ||
|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Authority control}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Brown, Jacques}}
[[Category:1900 births]]
[[Category:1975 deaths]]
[[Category:British television producers]]
[[Category:Broadcast mass media people from Liverpool]]

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	He was born '''Solomon Jacob Brown'''<ref name="Stevens"/> in [[w:Toxteth\|Toxteth Park]], [[w:Liverpool\|Liverpool]]. A [[w:trumpet\|trumpet]] player in his youth, he had many stories to tell of being a jobbing musician in London in the 1920s. He performed in a number of minor acting roles before becoming a producer.		He was born '''Solomon Jacob Brown'''<ref name="Stevens"/> in [[w:Toxteth\|Toxteth Park]], [[w:Liverpool\|Liverpool]]. A [[w:trumpet\|trumpet]] player in his youth, he had many stories to tell of being a jobbing musician in London in the 1920s. He performed in a number of minor acting roles before becoming a producer.

	After retiring from the BBC to nurse his wife, who was seriously ill with [[cancer]] from which she later died, he helped his brother-in-law with his [[[[w:Cake decorating\|cake decorating]]]] business until his death, and the business folded after the [[w:1971 United Kingdom postal workers strike\|postal workers strike of 1971]].		After retiring from the BBC to nurse his wife, who was seriously ill with [[w:cancer\|cancer]] from which she later died, he helped his brother-in-law with his [[w:Cake decorating\|cake decorating]] business until his death, and the business folded after the [[w:1971 United Kingdom postal workers strike\|postal workers strike of 1971]].

	He retired to [[w:Hampshire\|Hampshire]] where he lived with an old friend, Mrs. W. I. Dismore, herself a widow, until his death, caused by complications after a car accident, on {{date\|3 April 1975}}.		He retired to [[w:Hampshire\|Hampshire]] where he lived with an old friend, Mrs. W. I. Dismore, herself a widow, until his death, caused by complications after a car accident, on {{date\|3 April 1975}}.