[…] that time, had a studio called Cleveland Hall in Cleveland Street. And it, a great deal of its revenue came from recording daily, the programmes for Radio Luxembourg, and we had people who were famous in those days in the pop music line like... can't think of their names... and Savoy Orpheans, the&[…]
[…]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 […]
[…] moved over to television enterprises where they were making, they'd started to make English as a foreign language for sales overseas with English by radio and they changed the title to English by radio and television. I was I suppose in the film sense the BBC's producers, I lined the thing up, got […]
[…] luckily you know you're trained and you're told what to do a rate one turn the port and then win the win the air field yes Clearview wingtip another radio one turned aport you're on the downwind keeper 800 feet and win the whole air field disappears under your wing tip another great one start to lo[…]
[…] sound. Alan Lawson: But that also follows over on to radio, doesn’t it as well? Julia Cave: Well, I think […]
[…] find out where the German submarines were coming in and radio to destroyers, to outside and tell them, that was […]
[…] if a lifeboat sent out an SOS from its portable radio, giving its position and a U-boat, peering at it […]
[…] if a lifeboat sent out an SOS from its portable radio, giving its position and a U-boat, peering at it […]
[…] as a foreign language for sales overseas with English by radio and they changed the title to English by radio […]
[…] any special schooling or training for later life? [interest in radio sparked] • Did you take any exams at school? […]
