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[…] Marion Grierson, m. Taylor (1907- 1998) first trained as a journalist. Early on in her career she spent two years […]

[…]n a flight back from Emerick to have thought it'd be a good idea to have local broadcasting in the UK. So talks, radio, talks unit with stringers and journalists on the staff did one or two one day experiments, one in Swindon and one in Bristol, to try it out, to see how it worked. And then it was d[…]

[…]re in Leeds. And a man came up to Lee's to see somebody not me, and saw me telling jokes and often we work. And I'm either half baked idea of being a journalist or not a thought of showbusiness or anything. So I would say which annoys my wife. I've been done by good luck of my life. I was in the rig[…]

[…]urses very much. So I became an actor. And I acted professionally for about two years, also, two or three years and then got out of that and became a journalist. Stanley Forman  3:11  Did you train to act?  Derek Malcolm  3:13  No, I haven't. Bu[…]

[…] leave school?Jill Craigie: Seventeen, eighteen, something like that. And then I got a job on Betty's Paper, for two pounds ten a week, I remember. A journalistic job. I had to write the horoscopes. People sent in for horoscopes. I didn't have to write them, I merely had to address envelopes and sen[…]