Elizabeth (Liz) Bale

[…]s about this, and there would have to be entertainment, because it was live at 1030 at night. So Mrs. Mead, who was in charge of our canteen, said, I will do my special drink, Asian delight. And she frosted all the rims of the glasses with sugar. I don't know what was in it, but it was pretty powerf[…]

Phyllis Dalton

[…]t the harridan in you. [laughter] You can get really very angry. Andthat’s also one of the things when you’ve got a good wardrobe supervisor who will say,well what’s happening to the crowd, what’s their facilities, you know, where are theygoing to put... on location this is mainly, I mean […]

Barbara (Bimbi) Harris

[…]quipment and they used to say now never touch that plug, and we'd go and pull out the plug, oh, no, that will take us off the air. We must have been an awful handful for them, we were absolute devils at times. […]

Stanley Watkins

[…]lked about Mussolini. He said. He said, No, I you know. I know Mr. Mr. Mussolini. You see Mussolini? The trouble with Mr. Mussolini is that his face. Will not change. It always looks so severe. Now I can make a face like that. That is my Mussolini face, but I can change it. Stanley Watkins […]

Vernon Sewell

[…] good friends and he said, "Look here, Vernon, if you will agree to spend a year in a laboratory, we're […]
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