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[…] he moved to Leicester University College which was then a new red-brick, newly founded, city supported, there was a note […]

[…] that was sort of matter of fact, you didn't really bother that. But coming back to a strange school with strange kids, I was bullied because I was a newcomer, strange and so that was, that was, that was the worst thing, not the German bombing. That was, I would see there were, we were right on the […]

[…] born in Stamford Hill 31st of December 1930And schooling ? at the age of seven declares war, which was located in Winchester, it moved to service to news and I was there for about five years. Okay, anyway, your your listeners assume for the moment you're at school, your favourite subjects and the r[…]

[…] – only one TV service - on BBC TV on New Year’s Day 1959. Once again playing the head boy […]

[…]p; 10:49  Yes, I think so. And she was. She had many, many children. She'd been married before. She'd had her second husband. I never knew my great grandfather, but she had been married twice and had some very, very old children, that I thought of antediluvian when I was a little girl[…]

[…]s very different now but it was awfully nice then.LW: Did you come from a show business background?WT: No, there was nobody in it at all as far as I knew that was anything to do with show business at all.LW: What first attracted you to that?WT: It was really my mother so wanted to do it herself, she[…]

[…] and you know it was !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!12!Stuart!Burge!(1918G2002)!was!an!British!actor,!producer!and!director,!his!productions!included!Julius$Caesar$(1970)!and!The$Importance$of$Being$Earnest!(1986)!!13!Natasha!Kroll!(1914G2004)!was!a!production!designer,!and!headed!the!Studio!Design!Unit!for!the!BBC.!14!Dick!Levin!(1910G2000)!as!Head!of!Design!at!the!BBC!from!1953G1971! making things move, a new breathe of life. It went on like throughout the […]

[…]t there were a few colour films around because my first movie experience was probably Dumbo and then Pinocchio, but apart from that I knew that my father photographed in black and white and when he went off to shoot a documentary or film, it was always in black and white. Occasionally[…]

[…]g is that his name escapes me, it was John, and I cannot at this moment remember it. But he was the man who virtually invented independent frame at Pinewood; do you know who I mean? I wrote to him too and on the strength of the past acquaintanceship with my father, he said well come and see me, brin[…]

[…] she was a marvellous actress. But when they opened the new theatre at The Gate, they split up, so that […]