Search Results for: Variety (London Correspondent 1947-1985)

[…] the BBC, were you involved in mostly documentary programmes, or plays, or series? PS. The whole lot That's why I liked the BBC, because you got this variety. The documentaries were always great fun. I loved those because I met so many well-known people... I can't think of names , particularly...MS.[…]

[…]ck of the North' with George, um - I told you this morning...Alan Lawson: Delarus? No, no...Tilly Day: No! George, um...oh, he was a famous variety man...Sidney Cole: Not George Formby?Tilly Day: No!Sidney Cole: No, George... can't remember who that would be then.Tilly Day:&[…]

[…]lf a crown and I had a copy of that and the film master insisted in tearing out all the pictures of women in undies. We ran the thing, wewere running Variety, the Murnau film and I said I hope the headmaster doesn't come in, and the headmaster said at one point I think I should like to see your one […]

[…]ped him in the cutting room, helped him arrange locations and - you know, arranged his trains and fares, all sorts of things like that, an incredible variety of things one had to do for him. And he was working on army training films and he was really a very quick worker. At one time he turned out fo[…]

[…] small studio at Clapham Common and a booth, with a flexible drive which used to get jammed and wound round your neck occasionally. And we did mainly variety turns, like Albert Wheelan and George Robey etc. And that's about that I think. Then, of course,...Arthur Graham: Where did you go to from the[…]