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... Clive Merrison was the reader, and of particular interest was Rattigan's time as a celebrity in battledress during the Second World War. Although serving in the RAF, he managed to find time to work on films with directors William Wyler and John Boulting ...
... cancer on March 8, was in demand from West End producers and provincial theatres throughout her career. Born before the Second World War, her parents were Harold Ingram who later became musical director for the Royal Shakespeare Company and soprano Christine ...
... Treehouses Dublin Staged at the Peacock, Elizabeth Kuti's first full-length play takes us to Middle Europe during the Second World War and the results of a decision made those 50-something years ago. Magda, now in her seventies, sits in a residential home ...
... rural Suffolk. But not so. Lime as a binding agent for mortars, plasters and concrete fell out of general use round the Second World War, when the cement industry received massive mi li tary investment to expand production. Cement hardens rapidly in contact ...
... rural Suffolk. But not so. Lime as a binding agent for mortars, plasters and concrete fell out of general use round the Second World War, when the cement industry received massive mi li tary investment to expand production. Cement hardens rapidly in contact ...
... Roberton, and his brother is the comedian Jack Douglas. It was natural that he should go into showbusiness, and during the Second World War he pro duced many concert parties in the north. In the fifties, he worked closely with Tom Arnold and presented seasons ...
... earliest work in London was designing advertisements for soap powder and cosmetics. This he did until the outbreak of the Second World War, when he joined the RAF. Throughout the 1930 s and 1940 s his income was supplemented by light-hearted cartoons for 88 ...
... earliest work in London was designing advertisements for soap powder and cosmetics. This he did until the outbreak of the Second World War, when he joined the RAF. Throughout the 1930 s and 1940 s his income was supplemented by light-hearted cartoons for 88 ...
... rural Suffolk. But not so. Lime as a binding agent for mortars, plasters and concrete fell out of general use round the Second World War, when the cement industry received massive mi li tary investment to expand production. Cement hardens rapidly in contact ...
... controversial musical about a steelworkers' strike, but round him rotates a kaleidoscope of US culture on the eve of the Second World War. Couched as a high-spirited, fast-moving comedy, it covers evely thing fi ·om the ill-fated collaboration between Nelson ...
... orchard to floor manager at the Grosvenor House Hotel—from which he was removed by luggage lift when Hungary came into the Second World War, to be interned on the Isle of Man as an enemy alien. ...
... The kids go quackers Ex-RAF serviceman Tudor Williams recalls an occasion in Khartoum during the Second World War when he and a friend provided film entertainment at a children's Christmas party and Disney screen star Donald Duck caused twice the usual ...