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| death_place = [[Rochdale]], [[Greater Manchester]] England | resting_place = Rochdale Cemetery, Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England

| birth_place = [[Rochdale|Rochdale]], [[Lancashire|Lancashire]], England Born at 96 Mitchell Street, [[Rochdale|Rochdale]], [[Lancashire|Lancashire]], Howarth was the son of comedian Bert Howarth,

| birth_place = [[Rochdale]], [[Lancashire]], England ...cessdate=29 August 2019 |work=Rochdale Observer |date=9 May 1942 |location=Rochdale, Lancashire |page=4}}</ref> Following the war, he joined weekly repertory c

| birth_place = [[Rochdale]], [[Lancashire]], [[England]] ...ought therefore to be treated as an alien."], '' 'Our Gracie' risked fall from grace over wartime marriage to Italian'', 21 Dec, 2021</ref>

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