[…] these senior universities you didn't deserve to go unless you got a scholarship. It wasn't a question of his paying for it, though the salary of the head of a provincial university was pretty low, but there are, no he would have paid for it had it been the case, but he said if you want that privile[…]
[…] of his paying for it, though the salary of the head of a provincial university was pretty low, but there […]
[…]ds, but if you genuinely liked pop music… you were regarded as a complete… mad person… I had things written on my annual reports from the head of department saying that… I was… I ‘ve got to think of the word… what’s over-enthusiastic?.. Nutty about something[…]
[…]nt of artistic integrity about,Unknown Speaker 29:57 I don't know. It's very hard to say. I mean. Yeah, there are some I'm leaping right ahead now to now, if you like.Keith Ewart 30:11 I'd like to do Young Person's Guide. I know exactly that's very open, how it should be done[…]
[…] -up, I was lost. In third play I was playing head boy at school, gets drunk in Act 1, sleeps […]
[…] they were all put in caravans, and if ever the head of department or anybody wanted to see them I […]
[…]rs came in, there were no offices for them because it was all so tiny, so there was a big car park and they were all put in caravans, and if ever the head of department or anybody wanted to see them I had to open my window and yell out, you know, [Laughter] to whoever was around, pass it down, you k[…]
[…]s recording is copyright the ACTT History Project. It�s an interview with Reg Sutton that is taking place on 16 September 1987 at the Samuelson Group Headquarters. First of all Reg let me ask you when and where were you born?Reg Sutton: I was born on 24th October 1916 at Stamford Brook in London dur[…]
[…] at Newcastle, a producer called Cecil McGibbon who eventually became head of television for a time until he died in […]
