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[…]alf an hour, slowly realising and saying to them Well, I think we've seen this before. Have we seen this before? Yes, yes, it must. And I look at the Radio Times. And sure enough, it's a repeat and I have seen it before. Why did it take me half an hour? To realise that I'd seen it before? Why do the[…]

[…]ng otherwise for quite a few more years.Alan Lawson: Was there much call for that kind of thing?John Turner: There was at that time. If you listen to radio now, some of these things they're doing, what are they called? 'On These Days' or something? A hell of a lot of Path stuff in that.Alan Lawson: […]

[…]ostal division. And the telephone bit I was people would  ring us up for tickets or anything I would do that. And I would put the calls from the radio department and the record department.War was over. The war was over. Yeah. Right. Yeah. I liked it. Because I was losing a lot of a lot of actor[…]

[…] The only thing I remember about him was that gently rang me up with this opportunity to work a GPL formula. I was doing a course on training to be a radio operator for the merchant navy, getting ready to be in the war. This was January 1940. And are you right? Or am I okay? And so a very good frien[…]