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[…] also that in those days of course I wasn't a member of the Union and the union didn’t care because […]

[…] whole line of bottles, of tablets, and around him were members of the Cabinet and these society girls in tweed […]

[…]ction? Indeed,Speaker 2  0:28  well, I knew him for 40 years, so I knew him extremely well. He was an extremely gentle man. That's what I remember most vividly about him, to be honest. And yes, he was a talent there is no doubt and is his career in Germany as a composer of reviews, which a[…]

[…]ary 2002. TAPE ONE SIDE ONEJR: Virginia McKenna, when and where were you born?VM: Well, I was born in London on the 7th of June, 1931. I don't remember the name of the hospital or nursing home but my mother – I found a piece of paper, actually, the other day – she told me I was born at half pas[…]

[…]d his writing loved his writing. Liverpool, Liverpool writer, playwright, Canberra to film called gumshoe and a beautiful Granada play called after a lifetime of Liverpool funeral. Wonderful writer. Anyway, he was they were all part of it. And we all sat around talking about what we wanted to do and[…]

[…] O N D S. Television producer director, ex-BBC TV, Thames TV, London Weekend Television, now retired. The interviewer record this is John P Hamilton, member of the BECTU History Project committee, the date Monday the 15th of August 1994. This is tape one side one. So this is JPH on the left channel,[…]

[…]Bennett's business partner Stuart Birnbaum. Tape 1, Side 1Arnold Schwartzman : Charles, where and when were you born?Charles Bennett : I can't remember when I was born - I know when I was born and where, but I don't remember it. Yes, it was August 2nd 1899. Queen Victoria was on the throne - I […]

[…]ed to have to go to Hereford for my dancing lessons, although somebody came once a week to give a class somewhere in the church hall, which I can't remember too much about that. I can remember going to Hereford, and I went twice a week, and I used to have to take the bus and it left at 4.10, and to […]

[…]atch out for that. Luckily that film had fourteen script writers, the script was changed all the time.You haven’t said the name of the film, do you remember it? A Woman Alone it was called.Right. And this is...?There was, there was a story in a Russian village, you see. And there she was a Russ[…]