Search Results for: Shepherds Bush

[…]. So it had this sort of community thing about the house even. And then it was used. The BBC had had the house and it was being had several houses in shepherds, Bush, especially in nine grove. But they'd been used for the production team for the Great War. And they'd been there for several months. A[…]

[…]vering went to Chiswick Empire - funny enough, I eventually ended up there as chief projectionist years afterwards - and I ended up at the Shepherd's Bush Empire. Now my job was to go down and meet two dear old gentlemen, old enough to be my father, and just look after them as regards making a progr[…]

[…]ause when I was born she was fully grown, you know she wasn’t a puppy oranything. And then that was in New York, and the old studios in New York, FlatbushStudios in New York. And then Larry, my father was sent to England and, as I’vesaid, the first American director to be sent over here to the Walto[…]

[…]o all one of the studios where we might be working. Sometimes I had to go on my own to to the studio, I remember going to the Gainsborough studios to shepherds, Bush to supervise a very nice pianist whose name I forgotten teaching somebody some star. It might have been the famous one about a piano c[…]

[…]o but the sky was ablaze at the far end of the town. So we went in in Our tanks and we arrived at an open square place, it might have been Shepherd's Bush Green, a bit of grotty grass in the middle and some grotty blocks of flats round the Outside. But we received a tremendous welcome and everybody […]

[…] yes, Gus Walker  40:49  yeah, he'd been, always said he'd been a submarine command where there was any truth, but he was at Shepherds  Bush before he ever came to Denham. But of course, he came to Denham. I don't know if it worked in America, but he came to Denham[…]

[…]ooks, but I think we often needed material for the Dixon show. At that time, Ray Galton, Alan Simpson and Eric Sykes had an office down in Shepherd’s Bush above a house somewhere conveniently placed before Bertorelli’s restaurant.These shows were fortnightly. Benny Hill one week and David Nixon the […]

[…]then at Villiers House in Ealing. No it wasn’t, it was in... it was in... Threshold.Kensington? Threshold.[1:15:50]Yes, Threshold House on Shepherd’s Bush Green.On the Green, yes.Nancy Tbomas DRAFT Page 30Yes, that’s where it started.Sorry, this was your idea to go there?Yes. Oh yes, I decided […]