[…].Who?Louise Trenton. And she sang for him, well with, they had a wonderful crew of the people, this group that she sang with in the war, in The First World War, was composed of people like Chaliapin and [Laughter] all sorts of interesting pros. Anyway she stayed. My father took me back to America at[…]
[…]and I had no idea, absolutely no idea at all, that there was a coalfield in Kent. Having come from Wales it seemed to me that most of the coal in the world came from Wales, which of course was not true, but nonetheless coming to Kent it was an absolute revelation to discover that there was a coalfie[…]
[…] playing a "biddy." And from then on I was an actor - a very bad one, by the way, I think - but I was an actor right up 'til I went into the army for World War One, when I was seventeen. Then I was in France for over a year, fighting Germans. Then I came back, and I had no profession. So I went on t[…]
[…] 16:11 It must, must, must Indeed, I think it was made in. Can't think.John Taylor 16:23 Did you work on the second series of World of life?Paddy Carey 16:27 Yes. But not a third, there was a third, I think it's very positive. IJohn Taylor 16:31 think […]
[…] actor right up 'til I went into the army for World War One, when I was seventeen. Then I was […]
[…] was the only placethat had windows, there were no other windows in the studio, except in the offices.And Roy Fowler: Well it was a very hierarchical worldAnd Maurice Carter: Sure wasRoy Fowler: The way pictures went through, the process, there is the writing section, howearly was the liaison betwee[…]
[…]which were absolutely packed out every night of the week. and that was the Scottish comedians again. But they had English directors, they'd scour the world, they used to go to Paris, they used to go to America, and they'd bring back all the top speciality acts, the top singers, and it was a very exp[…]
[…]as a very nice group of people. Then some of the directors decided they wanted to have their own negative cutter. And Stuart Legge, who was doing the World in Action programme, he started off with Canada Carries On and then he did World in Action.JL: That started presumably a year or two before you […]
[…] that? REN ÉE GLYNNE: We have to know it was World War II and I was an evacuee. I was […]
