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[…]'d been there obviously long before me, and I had a wardrobe mistress called Lily Payne and a wardrobe master called Ernie Farrah, and they had their two little departments. And so you had to be guided in a way by them, and they were very helpful and very nice, they'd no reason to be, but they were.[…]
[…]. Sir John Henry and he was a groom and we lived in a small cottage. But the Empress yes job and education very well. We left another word when I was two and funnily enough I can remember being in a car. It I've just got a recollection of being in a car that's all. It's a funny recollection but it's[…]
[…] a series of short ones being done by Bernard Mainwaring." so that's how I knew him. So I said, "Thank you very much," and I started very soon, about two weeks later.Sidney Cole : Do you know how much they paid you in those days?Muriel Box : Oh very little.Sidney Cole : About a couple of pounds a we[…]
[…]m an ethical moral point of view, better people than my mother and father. However, it is odd for a young boy to be brought up in such isolation with two elderly people. Colin Moffat 3:57 What is the disadvantage do you think? If there is one. Kenneth Griff[…]
[…]first picture which was Unpublished Story with Valerie Hobson and Richard Greene and that 's how I met Havelock Allen, Tony, a charming man. But then two things happened, Del had a flaming row with the financial director of the company at the time, he almost came to blows with him, but having got ri[…]
[…] a wardrobe master called Ernie Farrah, and they had their two little departments. And so you had to be guided […]
[…] times 3 John Taylor: Just on the chemistry of the two people or three people concerned. Billy Williams: Yes, I […]
[…] "Thank you very much," and I started very soon, about two weeks later. Sidney Cole : Do you know how […]
[…]nt trajectory and took me by surprise to be frank. I: Yeah, just explain what you did there? R: BBC, Radio Scotland, I was a trainee with a two-year contract to begin with so this is 1987. Started off as a Sub-Editor. I went on to do some Production in Good Morning, Scotland, Good Evening,[…]
