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This week’s edition of Our Kind of Town is presented by Keith Howell. Tour guide Susan Harris(?) talks about the role leading walks and her experiences. Followed by author of London Particulars, C H Rolph,...
Keith Howell presents this week’s edition of Our Kind of Town. In the first part, from the Ritz Hotel in London, co-author of the book, The London Ritz, Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd, talks about the history...
Edward Wilson reads Chapter 10 of Jack Common’s book, Kiddar’s Luck. Common’s best-known book, the autobiographical Kiddar’s Luck, originally published in 1951, in which he vividly describes his...
Kiddar’s Luck, episode 7. Originally published in 1951, Common’s best-known book, the autobiographical Kiddar’s Luck, in which he vividly describes his childhood on the streets of Edwardian Tyneside,...
Kiddar’s Luck, by Jack Common. Episode 4. Read by Edward Wilson. Introduced by unidentified female continuity announcer. Common’s best-known book, the autobiographical Kiddar’s Luck, originally...
Edward Wilson reads Episode 1 of Jack Common’s book, Kiddar’s Luck. In the autobiographical work, Common describes his childhood on the streets of Edwardian Tyneside.
The Railway Children, Part 1. Edith Nesbit’s 1906 story, of a family who move to a house near the railway after the father is falsely accused of selling state secrets to the Russians and imprisoned for...
The Railway Children, by Edith Nesbit, published in 1906. The story is continued (and to be continued). Female reader not identified.
The Railway Children. From the 1906 novel by Edith Nesbit. Story apparently continued, picking up after the family’s move to the country, and to be continued. Female reader not identified.
The Railway Children, by Edith Nesbit, published 1906. Final part. Female reader not identified.
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