Level | Item |
Ref No | OHP/82 |
Title | Norman Shrapnel |
Date | 20 November 2001 |
Extent | 1 minidisc, 1 cd, 1 file, 8 AIFF files (710.6 MB) |
Creator Name | Shrapnel; Norman (1912-2004); journalist |
Description | Interview with Norman Shrapnel, journalist for the Guardian. Conducted by Murray Armstrong on 20 November 2001. Also includes a data sheet containing biographical details about the subject and information about the recording and an interview summary with track timings.
Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):
Disc 1: Tracks 1-3 Test
Track 4 00.47 Began as general reporter in 1947 00.47 During time in Manchester he did subsidiary theatre and music hall notices
17.30 How he started doing back pagers
Track 5 04.30 On Michael Frayn 07.45 On Harry Boardman 08.15 Meeting Harold Macmillan
Track 7 00.07 Shrapnel was in the gallery when Churchill dropped his cough sweet 02.15 What was a day in the press gallery like?
11.30 On starting to write his sketch
Track 9 00.00 Theatre night-filing 02.55 On Philip Hope-Wallace 06.40 Shrapnel shying away from MPs 06.40 Reviewing modern literature for the Guardian for almost 40 years
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Access Status | Open |
Access Conditions | Access cd via GNM Digital Repository |
Format | Electronic record |
CD recording |
Printed document |
Minidisc recording |
Copyright | Guardian News & Media Ltd and Norman Shrapnel |
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