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... trombone players, Ted Heath, offered Moira a lift home. Within two weeks he had proposed, and they were married in 1933. The Second World War was well under way, and Heath had moved to the Geraldo Orchestra, when Moira suggested he set a poem she had written ...
... voice, which was brought into action when the BBC Variety Depart ment was evacuated to Bristol at the outbreak of the Second World War. The Cavendish Three went with it and for a time contributed the musical interludes to ITMA. Cavendish also had some ...
... Recently, more than 30,000 cubic metres of sludge and muck have been removed from Repton's lake, wruch was filled after the Second World War, using more than £500,000 worth of macrunes (and their top operators), helpfully offered by the firm of Case. ' Without ...
... regularly 'cleaned up' at the local drama festivals. Walk- ons with the Court Players and Nottingham Playhouse before the Second World War drew her into the stage as a profession. While serving in the ATS she became a member of Stars in Battledress and (as ...
... Paris style SIMON BLUMENFELD Heard of the Fleming Report? Set up towards the end of the Second World War, it was a scheme which gave public school scholarships to deserving grammar school pupils in a now discredited attempt at social engineering. I ...
... models for many of the new country houses built in England, on traditional estates or elsewhere, particularly since the Second World War. It is difficult to discover a better example of the restrained Classical country house of the mid 20th century, than ...
... in 1938 (Duchess) with a cast that included Williams him self and Sybil Thorndike. It was an overnight success. In the Second World War he joined the Gordon Highlanders, served in France and was awarded the Territorial Decoration. He was made a major at ...
... Emilio. Sardinian Brigade. 20cm.286. n.e. Prion Lost Treasures S. pbk £6.99 Prion Books (2.2000) 1853753602 History (Second World War) L Thatcher, Nicole. Literary Analysis of Charlorte Delbo’s Concentration Camp Re-presentations. 23cm.224. £49.95 E.Mellen ...
... Bryanston and Jesus College, Cambridge, where he studied languages. Invalided out of the Intelligence Corps early in the Second World War, he joined the BBC French Service. After the war, he became a radio producer but transferred to television in the mid-fifties ...
... al decline, Hussey could judge that 'the whole kingdom might be said to have become a continuous garden'. After the Second World War, Britain enjoyed half a century of agricultural prosperity; now that traditional farming is sinking deep into the doldrums ...
... I would greatly appreciate suggestions from readers or information abo u t (belo w)-obvi- ously a memento of the A A Second World War. I found it in 1946 on the banks of the Helford River, Cornwall, and imagine that it was lost by a honeymoon couple. ...
... CAMERON ROBERTSON Simon Parr got the idea of making his own science fiction film as he jogged past an eerie, abandoned Second World War lookout tower on the marshes near his Clenchwarton home. The sinister shape of a stealth bomber flew low overhead ...