[…] name before Paul got involved. And from the Apollo Cinema in Oxford he then slowly but surely acquired live show theatres across the country – London, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, everywhere.00:22:21       And in the course of – not quickly – in the cour[…]
[…]hey are now. But you didn't get any training. Driving instruction. You were put in a in a truck. And you were taken straight out into the East End of London. And I thought he guards but the said anyone drive around an airfield, but not anyone can drive around the East End of London. I always remembe[…]
[…]d Wilson, recorded on the 19th of October 1993. side one first and foremost, when and where were you born?Gerry Fisher  0:44  I was born in London. Now is an odd thing here because I was actually born, I just recently made a copy of my birth certificate person for something. And I was born[…]
[…]29.680] - Alan Lawson I should have them on the blotting paper they used to me first of way. Where were you born.[00:00:41.190] - Alfie Cox London Marylebone in 1925 August 16 School Well because the war interfered an awful lot of that. Yeah see the Bedford School. In Hampstead. There[…]
[…] good lessons, but taught you enough; when did you start doing anything professionally connected with music? UB: Well that’s when we moved up to London to the pub, the Ealing Park Tavern, where there was a big lounge and we used to engage professional musicians , and I used to have a whale of a[…]
[…]will encode whatever we need it to be and they will distribute that as and when it needs to be. I: Right, and is that distributed centrally from London or somewhere? R: It's a Global CDN [Content Delivery Network] so it's a, I believe, an EU-based data, it will be an EU-based data centre t[…]
[…]nbsp;Okay, this is a British Entertainment History Project interview with Penny Woolcock. It's the 24th of April 2019. We're at Penny's home in north London.Camera's being operated by Nick Gilbey. Interviewer is Martin Spence. And the interview is copyright of the British Entertainment History Proje[…]
[…] earlier, I talked about how, always be nice to people because you never know where they’ll end up. Well, Tamara Howe, Darcus’s daughter, ended up at London Weekend Television, head of the drama documentary unit, sort of business side. And, she was fantastic, because, no, as far as I know, no other […]
[…]opping him and he was complete not a bag of nerves all the people that have been trying just for the few magazines losing a changing bag in a taxi in London. And he got it back and the rushes were safe, they got them away.Oh God, he mean the rushes were in the night when I think he had a few empty c[…]
