Harold Davidson (1875-1937; ODNB), showman turned clergyman; rector of Stiffkey, Norfolk, 1906-32; naval chaplain 1915-19; rescue work with young women in London ended in public notoriety; in 1932 found guilty on five counts of immorality by a consistory court and defrocked; reverted to previous career to pay legal expenses, but when refused employment by theatres, performed stunts along Blackpool's 'golden mile' throughout the summer season. See also Volume 67, 69.

Not mentioned in any journals.