[…]g to do with art. I had my folio of rather indifferent drawings, and I just walked up and down, I walked up and down Fleet Street, that's the one I remember most because there I got some work from magazines, and even from the Daily Mirror. Terribly nice man there called Donald Zec.Kay Mander: He's s[…]
[…]my nursing home was because my father was in the Army as a chaplain and after he left the Army he moved to Canterbury I believe – obviously I don’t remember that – the first thing I remember was when he was made the vicar of a little country parish in Kent near Edenbridge and we lived there until he[…]
[…]der, which was eventually distributed by John Woolf's Independent Distributors, SC: What sort of terms did you have.GC: The terms were the ones you remember no doubt, it was first charge, 2nd charge 3rd charge. I remember saying to Lawrie at the time, Jimmy Lawrie who you remember, head of the Natio[…]
[…]y Sid Cole in 1987.1. On his father H.B. ParkinsonRP: I was born in Surbiton, 22nd January 1916, and my father at that time was a cinema manager. I remember when I was about 2 we lived in a flat, I should think, or a hotel in Brighton, when he was manager of the cinema in Westfleet. Then I think he […]
[…]ographs? 00:06:03​ADOLPH:​Where? In, that’s in China. ​Q:​Ah, yes, right. So, we’ll come to that. So, you’re in South Africa when? Do you remember the year? 00:06:12​ADOLPH:​Yes, 1914, you see. I went there, I got there in June and [???] the 1914 war started, and I, I had to come back[…]
[…]r: But you spoke Russian as well?Reggie Beck: I spoke only Russian to begin with.Wyn Ryder: Really.Reggie Beck: Yes, of which I remember very little now.Wyn Ryder: Then you went to school over here. It must have been quite a struggle?Reggie Beck: Strangely enough it was[…]
