[…]director for television and the date is 5 March 1990, File No 130.SIDE 1, TAPE 1John Taylor: Just start at the beginning. When were you born and whereJimmy Gilbert: I was born in Edinburgh in 1923 and my father, he was Irish, he came from the West Coast of Ireland and he was sent up to Scotland and […]
[…] Dimmock did that. But this was in the days before telerecording. Telerecording was not available in those days. Telerecording with Jimmy Redman didn’t really come till quite a bit later. So that night…we had film cameras along the route as well, and then filmed…put a compila[…]
[…] Do you remember him? Sidney Cole: Yes, vaguely... Tilly Day: Jimmy Knight. Sidney Cole: Yeah. Tilly Day: That's me... Sidney […]
[…]illy Day: James Knight...Sidney Cole: Oh, James Knight?Tilly Day: Do you remember him?Sidney Cole: Yes, vaguely...Tilly Day: Jimmy Knight.Sidney Cole: Yeah.Tilly Day: That's me...Sidney Cole: Oh that's you dressed up, at the top of the stairs there?Tilly Day:&[…]
[…]bsp;Saturday Night at the Palace was another variety series we used to do, you were invited to join the audience for bills like Richard Murdoch, Jimmy Edwards.Yes.And others, and Doreen Austin’s Gaiety Girls. And other ones similarly, Ronald Franco, Anne Shelton, Claude Dampier and Billie Carly[…]
[…] invited to join the audience for bills like Richard Murdoch, Jimmy Edwards. Yes. And others, and Doreen Austin’s Gaiety Girls. […]
[…]ucked without getting kissed.Speaker 1 2:59 Yes, that's right, that's it be that sort of thing, you know, and sort of running around, and Jimmy Bannon is RollsRoy Fowler 3:10 Royce, so they weren't doing badly. Oh no. It's astonishing how much money was just ripped out of the[…]
[…]take us in to Hollywood, and all along the route in to Hollywood there was this - above the shops, and the cafes - the one word. Chili. And I said to Jimmy, “isn’t that lovely. What a lovely Hollywood welcome, I said it really is fabulous”. He said “there’s something else up there”...I said “what is[…]
[…] cafes - the one word. Chili. And I said to Jimmy, "is n’t that lovely. What a lovely Hollywood welcome, […]
[…] was wild. Already at the Windmill [Theatre] had been Harry Secombe whom I saw at the Windmill and Michael Bentine, whom I’d seen at the Windmill and Jimmy Edwards, whom I’d seen at the Windmill[Pause]DMW: 10:35The Windmill was the proving ground for returning talent. Six shows a day with stat[…]
