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[…] I was much influenced by Sequence, I was working in radio myself, not yet television, and I moved to television […]

[…]t of well. There's a numberSpeaker 1  27:52  of genres if you like, for example, there were all these detectives, many from either books or radio series, mainly in the States. There was a few British but Bulldog Drummond and so on, but they were often made in Hollywood anyway. It was all t[…]

[…]e and said ‘All right, if you want to go out and get a job, get a job, but what do you want to do?’  By this time, I had been very interested in radio, made a little crystal set and that sort of thing which one could expect in those days.  And said ‘All right, well I think I know somebody […]

[…] television or entertain world? No, Elizabeth Bale  1:56  but my father always loved musicals, and as soon as he could get a radiogram, he would always have lps on of, you know, the musicals of the day. And he and my mother used to go to London once a year for the Motor Show[…]

[…]r have, I would suppose. Anyway. I also then decided I would try my luck. The BBC and I went to the easiest thing. The thing I used to follow was the Radio Times I bought, I'd like to do some of those drawings. And I went along, and I met the art director was absolute charmer. Fellow called  Ma[…]

[…]y early example of networking. I became secretary to the head of Children's Hour in Birmingham Joyce Robinson  7:51  Is this radio? Lois Singer  7:52   This is radio. Lois Singer  7:54  This lady was an old girl at the s[…]

[…] at university and did a lot of work for Munich Radio, one of the Bavarian radio stations in Munich. We […]

[…] keep up appearances. So what happened? You listened to the radio, and you had discussions about Joad and Priestley, and […]

[…] sort of camouflage. No, the camouflage I did was camouflaging radio sets...making uniforms, German uniforms, putting explosives into camel dung, […]

[…]ms : We didn't do... that wasn't the sort of camouflage I did. That's more the ordinary sort of camouflage. No, the camouflage I did was camouflaging radio sets...making uniforms, German uniforms, putting explosives into camel dung, dead rats... [Laughs]Rodney Giesler : So it was more disguise than […]