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[…]disused railway carriage, and I was born on the beach at Shoreham in a disused railway carriage. That any help, ha ha!?Arnold Schwartzman : What kind of schooling did you receive?Charles Bennett : None! Actually, that's not quite true. I had a very wonderful mother who was a very brilliant woman, an[…]
[…] of that. Then we went on to the, to the reception thing at the end, which included another minimal bit of writing. Again, I think what the same army officer with a single floodlight, giving us the only light we had. And Michelle and his bride came in, and they were sitting at a table eating and thi[…]
[…]ere were a lot of people talking on telephones and that sort of thing. So the routine was that one went to the National Fire Service, and they said, "Officer So and So is going to look after you." So Officer So and So took you around and you went to various fire stations and you studied how they wor[…]
[…]p; Tape 1, Side 1Roy Fowler: This recording is copyright by the ACTT History Project. It's recorded on the 26th April 1988 in the executive room of ACTT at 111, Wardour Street. The subject is Edward Dryhurst, interviewed by Roy Fowler. Eddie is a producer, writer, director, going back a long, l[…]
Author: Rebecca Harrison, (School of Art, Media & America Studies, University of East Anglia) In December 1940, S G Rayment, the editor of […]
[…]el, instead of going with the Guards. And then he taught the Guards at Windsor to get off the horse and on to the tanks, he was one of the instructor officers. And he could drive, but he wouldn't drive, you know. I mean we, I had to force him to drive the children around, you know. No, he wouldn't d[…]
[…]ad to check them. And the CO was always in civilians, he was a judge actually, I forget his name now - a prominent judge. And there were other senior officers there like Brigadiers and all that sort of thing. And you had a - there was a seat there and where your foot was there was a bell, now if any[…]
[…]-02-06Interview Date: 1991-03-22 Interviewer: John LegardInterviewee: Pat Jackson Tape 1, Side 1 John Legard: Well Pat, it's very good of you to come along today and talk to us. Perhaps you'd like to tell us a little bit about your early life, your childhood, who your parents were, wh[…]
