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[…] Radios 1 and 2; and of the Home Service into Radio 4. (The transition from the Third Programme to Radio […]
[…]hard-hearted because she wouldn’t change somebody’s shoes. I sort of learnt later you’ve got to be a bit tough sometimes.Now you were only with these two actresses?For Henry V, yes, yes.Phyllis Dalton Page 4Because the thing, when one talks about the costume designer, certainly as a mere m[…]
[…] 47:06  not to buy. There are good machines, I think so. What you record them off the air, ISpeaker 1  47:15  record them off the radio, and they, I listen to them. You know, one day I may say, there's nothing on TV, never much on TV, but still, I do a lot of listening.Roy Fowler[…]
Bill Aitken from BBC Radio Oxford has produced a documentary about one of our interviewees, BBC producer, Bernie Andrews, who […]
[…] to theses and dissertations, to seminars, to documentary films, to radio and television programmes. In this, our Silver Jubilee year, […]
[…]f the rails? R: Well, I think the Company's strategy was basically to become a one-stop media platform covering everything from TV to outdoor to radio and to become a must-buy for advertisers. The fact was that the brands that SMG acquired were, when you put them together, they really didn't ha[…]
[…]s born in a lovely little village called Carluke, which is now a town. Mining village. Everybody knew everybody else and nobody had any telly. It was radio or nothing. And the first time I was introduced to telly was 1953 - nine years old, next door neighbour who had their own little baker's busines[…]
