[…]EC: Thornton Freeland.SC: Oh yes, married to a very nice lady.EC: Yes, wasn’t she a sweetie. There is a lovely photograph of all of us, all three and Jimmy Boyle the cameraman. We are all standing on the steps of the plane that was taking us off to the ship. And that was a very nice photograph. We a[…]
[…]hway. Another one I think who who was encouraging was a steward by them of Jimmy Olga and Jimmy. I mean I think Jimmy's probably gone out to the industry&n[…]
[…] how long know I worked to worldwide but you see I was working on my own. And I used to have an occasional visit from somebody who was the guy he met Jimmy Carter type, somebody called him his lead guy who was I think the finance officer at the time. He was to come down and see me from time to time […]
[…]hnson, to go around to White City, to the territorials and join us. And so Bruce Johnson couldn't get into our lot. I don't know why. But we that was Jimmy Borden. And Frank bausell and myself all joined up the anti aircraft at a 30 aircraft at White City. And we went there used to go there twice a […]
[…]s I am concerned of only two and a half years, three years. Iwould like to say that there were interesting relics from the past in the COI, there was JimmyDavidson who had been a cameraman and a famous cameraman and he had now relapsed into beingin charge of technical appliances and there used to be[…]
[…]rybody rallied around around him and support him. But you can see, see at that time, Lance Harvey had great power more than Richard Harris because of Jimmy Wolf. Oh yes, he caught him nasty bit of work, unpleasant, yes. So yes, yes, absolutely, I work with him again later on, but it's I just like th[…]
[…]d in a very correct trade union manner when they asked for assistance, we gave it to them and asked them what it was about afterwards, I can remember Jimmy Edwards being asked that once on television, when equity were on strike and he was chairman of the variety artists Federation and a known Tory a[…]
[…] first write with in a partnership? Well, in theUnknown Speaker  15:37  the frost are now prior to this. I wrote for the Scottish comedian, Jimmy Logan, who'd come south to do as soon as the BBC. And always remember Jimmy saying to me, if I wear a kilt, the audience will think is trying to[…]
[…]onist - which was The Astoria, Charing Cross Road. Well we had a band and... The Theatre Royal, Dublin, by the way, we had our own orchestra as well, Jimmy Cambourne[?], we had Albert Chambers[?] on the organ. So of course there was... At the time, in '35 when that opened, it was the largest thing i[…]
