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>>I was trying to update my reply to which you are replying, but you replied and I couldn't update my reply. <g>
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>Now that's an "I'm Sorry ..." sentence if ever I saw one! :-)
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>>It was a real treat to hear Humphrey Littleton as the MC too. I only knew him as a jazz trumpeter. I knew he is clever and funny (you should read his obituary on himself sometime - he never managed to get his own name quite right), and it was great to hear him hosting this show.
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>I discovered recently (during the VE Day commemorations) that he was in the Guards during the War, as an officer, and was in the road on VE day, either when the K & Q came out to wave, or when Winston came out to take the public's adulation, and can be seen on film sparking up his jazz band in the street. I love the bawdy puns he loves to say, esp. about the lovely Samantha?, the score keeper.

Not to mention his snide remarks about the piano player, Colin. BTW, is there a Samantha? Does she ever speak?