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Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Annotated typescript where annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink.
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Annotated typescript where annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink.
VHS of Sid Chaplin Books, with Compliments
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
VHS of 'The Big Meeting. People to People, Byker'
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Regarding Durham Miners Gala. Presented by Alan Plater
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Correspondence with the Programme Department, Talks Department, North Region Features Producer (Dennis Mitchell), Editor of The Northcountryman (Brian Blake), Olive Shapley, Eric Davdison regarding a possible TV programme series "Coming to Terms" which would include Sid's heart surgery story, Mr Holden, and to the editor of the Journal with newspaper cutting of the article.and various researchers and producers including Alfred Bradley with typescript of radio script for The Pigeon Cree. Regarding short stories and pieces for radio, and contributions to television programmes including When the Boat Comes in episodes and the controversy surrounding the repeated episodes.
Radio script for the North of England Home Service reading of Hands
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Read by Laidman Browne.
Radio script for The Man who Nearly Walked to London
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
From the North of England Home Service Programme. Produced by Vivian A Daniels, read by Laidman Browne.
Radio script for The Bachelor Uncle, and The Brass Cannon.
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
From the North of England Home Service Programme. Produced By James Langham, read by Wilfred Pickles. Includes correspondence from the BBC about the series.
Annotated typescript of Interview for BBC radio programme In Town Tonight
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
With typescript copy of interview with W Somerset Maugham (with autograph) and Sid's recollection of meeting him
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
From The Northcountrymen at Large.
Radio Script for Saturday Magazine visits Newcastle
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Sid Chaplin's parts are written in manuscript in blue ink.