[…]r the journal. And I did this many times. Also. I did slide shows, film shows, and helped the lecturer in any way I could. And I was awarded with the Honorary Fellow, the big one, Honorary Fellow, delete the fellow, honorary member of the BKSTS. And after many, many, many years passed, I was still d[…]
[…]John, and when Caroline was 18 which was about ‘71 he took her and I said my turn next, but unfortunately he didn’t go back again. He went back as an honorary member but he said he found it very boring, he only liked being there when he was on the jury. He had a lot of trips to Russia and we made ve[…]
[…]sp;I worked at the Prince of Wales Theater in London and the London Hippodrome, and I was on tour for moss empires. And then I don't, I can't quite remember it. There was a little production at Riverside Studios where they wanted Hawaiian girls. And I forget, I was trying to think of the name of, I'[…]
[…]time, I shall be 74 the place this auspicious event occurred was in a small terrace suburban house in Willesden. At the bottom of our garden, I can remember a quiet park now gone, and marvelous sunsets. I had a very happy childhood, blighted by the fact my mother was a mild, hard pichonry act. My fa[…]
[…]h school, we were Catholics our family were Catholic. In Macklin Street, I went to one or two other little schools you know, but the school I remember most was the last school I went to and that was Macklin Street Catholic Church, off Drury Lane.ALAN LAWSON: What age were you when you left?HAR[…]
[…]ges, hundreds of yards long. The house must have finished like that [presumably gesturing] and it came into two, all paved – and one thing I always remember, the truck driver at Ealing had worked for Pathe, Pathe News and it had rained and you know if you go on grass after it rains a lot a nasty mud[…]
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