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... song-and-dance man encountering phone Russian Countess Norma Shearer in a hotel on the Swiss border at the outbreak of the Second World War _ THE GOOD YEARS OF JAZZ (C 4 A studio per• formance produced by Television Graphics featuring Louis Armstrong FIVE STAR ...
... was taken but does point out that on the left is what is left of a building damaged when the town was bombed during the Second World War. Also prominent on the left of the frame is the imposing facade of the Carlton Hotel, which used to stand on a site now ...
... with Reginald Reader at Fordham and later was a driver for Webbs of Exiling. He served as a driver for the RAF dunng the Second World War and took pan in the follow up to the Normandy landings, passing through Caen and finishing in Belgium. Mr Pryke leaves ...
... personal experiences of former US ambassador to Moscow Joseph E Davies in the Soviet Union before the outbreak of the Second World War DYLAN THOMAS (C 4 Engaging short film giving an impressionistic account of the poet's world THE KILLERS (C 4 Classic ...
... My Cross worked in Canada for many years. After serving in the R.AM.C. he decided to stay in England at the end of the second world war and came to Newmarket to settle ip 1945. That year he started work as a cutter at the King Edward clothing factory of ...
... from the Navy and lived there for some 25 years, always maintained that he was the sole survivor of the 60-crew British Second World War submarine HMS Perseus. which was ripped apart by Italian mines on December 6, 1941. and sank 50 metres to the bottom ...
... recently at b e Saband of o age. He was the of the late Dorothy Green. He was a member of the Observer Corps dun:: the second world war, a fo! member of the Soham bl;n‘@ch :‘t; the Royalo‘,Bril'uh ion and a supporter of Soham Town Rangers and a member of ...
... giving the thud of her talks on the Isle of Alderney, where she lived with her husband during the German occupation of the Second World War. She told WI members that when Russian prisoners of war were brought to the island, they brought with them a sickness ...
... regular member of the congregation Former RAF serviceman Mr Paxman (59) was based at Tuddenham for about one year after the second world war. Mr Paxman, who spent ever 25 years as a schoolmaster, was or. ciained in Kent in 1952. His career in school began in ...
... over-45 veterans doubles competition at an annual tournament staged at Cromer. Wally, who took up th• sport just after the second world war, is so keen that he plays in winter as well as summer. . .- .. .. , 0 ' - • • I ..A.- . , t , 47.•., 4 .. • , ...
... to hear the authentic sound of the big band music that reached the he:?ht of its popularity during and just after the Second World War. ...
... He was 94. Educated in Cheltenham, Mr Gardner worked as a chauffeur. He served in the First World War and during the Second World War was a member of the _ _ Royal Observer Corps. He leaves a widow, Ivy, three sons Reginald, Kenneth and Jack, and two ...