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... and the development of railways increased the demand for coal led to the rapid expansion with a peak period during the Second World War of around 12-13 million tonnes annually. He used slides in his talk and was warmly thanked by Mr Martin Hainey, the senior ...
... 1941 Busby Berkeley musical. THE WOODEN HORSE (Channel 4, 10.15 p.m.): Launching a new season of British films about the Second World War is this classic escape film. Leo Genn, David Tomlinson and Anthony Steel star LONDON CAN TAKE IT (Channel 4, 12.10 a ...
... Road, Manchester, was the club captain at Ibrox. It was an honour, THAT I HAD THE CHANCE BTt inpth:' -e 1 ut With the Second World War raging, it venue for the second ‘‘war inter- something no one can ever take away e 8 . INSIOr Semace . was not until ...
... lands her plane at his air base in Alaska. Produced by Howard Hughes in 1950. ALB ERT, RN (Channel 4, 10.30 p.m.): Tense Second World War prison camp thriller starring Anthony Steel as a naval officer who devises an extraordinary scheme to cover missing escapees ...
... and Lorraine Gary, made in 1975. WENT THE DAY WELL? (Channel 4, 10.15 p.m.): Continuing the season of films about the Second World War. Drama of the invasion of a small, remote English village by German paratroops disguised as Royal Engineers. LILY IN ...
... the north of Scotland, he went to Denny. He was a curate at Stirling and after serving as an Army chaplain during the Second World War, he was 16 years at St. Bernadette’s, Larbert. He was buried in Musselburgh following a concelebrated mass in which 40 ...
... and Lorraine Gary, made in 1975. WENT THE DAY WELL? (Channel 4, 10.15 p.m.): Continuing the season of films about the Second World War. Drama of the invasion of a small, remote English village by German paratroops disguised as Royal Engineers. LILY IN ...
... it became compulsory to attend school — at first, until the age of 12 years. At this time classes were very large. The second world war caused upheaval with male teachers going into the forces and so married women and even untrained staff were allowed. ...
... their retirement. THE CAPTIVE HEART (Channel 4, 10.15 p.m.): Continuing the Sunday evening season of films about the Second World War. This film follows the stories of various prisoners-of-war over a period from 1940. CALIFORNIA SUITE (Scottish, 10.45 ...
... journalist who seeks solitude as a lighthouse keeper after failing to convince people of the menace of Fascism before the Second World War. THE GREY FOX (BBC 2 10.30 p.m.): Award-winning Canadian film about the gentlemanly bandit Bill Miner, released after ...
... play a drab, humdrum couple whose lives are radically changed when he joins the Navy and she joins the Wrens during the Second World War. The film was shot at the height of the flying bomb attacks on London but despite the massive problems encountered the ...
... company, but decided he wanted to ““improve himself’’ and qualified as a chartered secretary. g With the start of the Second World War he joined the RAF’s equipment unit and over his six years with the forces, saw service in scattered parts of Europe. ...