[…]bsp;Well, one of the, one of the things that the character that Johnny Depp plays, one of his dreams, is to, he wants to be an Eskimo. He's read Jack London novels, and he wants to go and fish through a hole in the ice. And he's unfortunately saddled with selling Cadillacs. So he's in a Cadillac dea[…]
[…]aching way down in the South West ofCornwall, near Land’s End, and that's where I grew up. I went to the grammar schoolat Penzance and then on to The London College of Secretaries, in Grosvenor Place, where I worked very hard and went out in the big world. And my first real job was with a Harley Str[…]
[…]sed to have to go through to Northhampton most of the time, to a professor there who carried on the teaching that was started at the Royal Academy in London. But in 19 In fact, in 1939, I was the leader of the junior Symphony Orchestra at the Albert Hall, played at the Albert Hall. dad wanted me to […]
[…]ks' engagement starting at Christmas that year, like two weeks after the competition.Alan Sapper : Competition.Lew Grade : At the Piccadilly Hotel in London, which is now the Meridian.Alan Sapper : Meridian, yes.Lew Grade : Fifty pounds a week...Alan Sapper : in those days...Lew Grade : ...dancing f[…]
[…] 16th.Sid Cole: When were you born and where. Betty Bachelor: I was born the Rhonda, 1908.Sid Cole: Same year as me. When did you come to London?Betty Bachelor: I came to London November 11, 1908, and I met Bert in Hyde Park in August 1929.Sid Cole: Was that at a demonstration?Betty Bach[…]
[…] in 1927 - by that time I was acting in London and doing rather well too - but in 1927 […]
[…] Cole: Same year as me. When did you come to London? Betty Bachelor: I came to London November 11, 1908, […]
[…]ver. And within a year, I was promoted to camera. And I worked quite well on that at the very first film was a documentary about Chinese community in London. That's when there were very few Chinese restaurants around very few. And things like that. Gradually went on to think did a big big documentar[…]
[…]e plays during that time. I must have been writing at night most of the time. Anyway, I wrote three plays, and in 1927 - by that time I was acting in London and doing rather well too - but in 1927 I had my first play produced, a play called 'The Return', which got wonderful reviews, but never made a[…]
