[…]or other interviews. If you want to help, please contact BEHP Secretary,  sue.malden@btinternet.com.Simon Rose  0:09  Simon Yes. Hello.Ian Noah  0:12  I wondered whether we could start the interview by you confirming your name and giving me details about you.Simon Rose […]
[…]ls. We did The Comedy of Errors to music, which had come up from Bristol, he had connections with Bristol Old Vic. And one of them was a Julian Slade, and I can’t remember if it wasComedy of Errors, the music was marvellous, such jolly music. And, [Pause] the one about, A Comedy […]
[…] a man anyway. And the other strand of it was that during the war, and particularly towards the end of it in 1918, we got to know a great many Australians who were in the Australian forces, and we're at the time being put up in the YMCA, which was just down the road from us in Great Russell Street. […]
[…]ey. Putney, yes, right, where, ohRoy Fowler  0:55  well in. Putney, yes,Speaker 1  1:01  some of Ben Searle, Dentist buff me Rotarian, president of Buckley brotherhood, great social worker.Unknown Speaker  1:27  Hardly ever saw him,Roy Fowler  1:30  because he[…]
[…] FINISH – FROM A TECHNICAL POINT OF VIEW Thanks to Ian Noah, Alison and others, there is quite a comprehensive guide […]
[…]out to the income performed and so on. I remember actors like William S. Hart, Pauline Frederick, Charlie Chaplin, of course, a wonderful French comedian called Larry Seaman, Fatty Arbuckle. And even then I made my mind up that I would go into the cinema industry somehow rather, maybe I thought as a[…]
[…]out to the income performed and so on. I remember actors like William S. Hart, Pauline Frederick, Charlie Chaplin, of course, a wonderful French comedian called Larry Seaman, Fatty Arbuckle. And even then I made my mind up that I would go into the cinema industry somehow rather, maybe I thought as a[…]
