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[…] in heritage, the electric palace of the heritage, which was built in 1911. And it was closed because of East Coast floods of three. And we wanted to open it again. And it's now running as a members, cylinder. And it's been restored to see what a cinema was really like in the 20s. Simply because it'[…]

[…]hated the infighting of women sort of fighting for power on these committees, and just decided not to do it anymore and didn't. But she had some ever open doors at Upper Parrock their house for, I mean the place was streaming with visitors and people who loved to go there. My father was tremendous c[…]

[…]ed to, and yes, it was a great place.[Laughter]We had the, we had the means of making a cup of char.Yes.That was about all but mm...So when, when you opened the darkroom door, you know, it used to billow out,[Laughter] if they’d done about six hours of printing. [Laughter]I, I’ve actually, actually […]

[…] I've ever been to where, oh I think it was the same at Gainsborough, the stages were on top of each other. So when you went up in the lift the doors opened and you looked right into a set, it was fabulous, it was the first time I'd ever seen a set, people around and lights, the doors closed and up […]

[…]rry beads on my ankle, you know, so I was that kind of hippy, art student and I had come out of the lift on a Monday morning and the lift doors would open and there was the Riggers' table and the Stage Crew table and one was Rangers, broadly, and one was Celtic and Big Sam (he's a lovely guy!), Big […]

[…]s and exiles. Ludwig Hoffman was my boss, spoke 8 languages. “You thought you were at the heart of things”. My first assignment was 2-minute piece on opening of new Elephant & Castle shopping centre. Then I became expert on Olympic Games and had to forecast athletics results. 13.32 -  […]