Life's a Cavalcade

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For children, you know, so we did watch very, very carefully what we, the content of the show but we didn't play it down! I didn't understand what I was talking about and went right off the deep end and I just adlibbed and laughed and that and," I said, "that was it! Ethel, his first wife, was in every one of the Francie and Josie series, along with me and Jack Milroy, of course and that was really the Repertory Company so we, people used to say "You weren't in Francie and Josie! The organisation, long since defunct, was often jokingly referred to as Every Night Something Awful. Glen, who’s backing Age Scotland’s push to ease loneliness on World Friendship Day today, said: “My wife died and all of a sudden I was on my own.

There are lots of ways you can do your bit to brighten up someone's day or help lonely or socially isolated older people.In its early years, the show was also carried in southern England by Southern Television (1966-67) and Westward Television (1967-69), allowing Michael to broadcast to his native Devon. So, I gradually worked it out that no, it shouldn't be that, it should be a Glasgow, somebody identifiable so it became a wee fellow who talked like [unintelligible Glaswegian!

Michael presented a weekly show on Saga FM every Sunday, playing songs from stage shows and classic records. For some unknown reason the boom seemed to have a feeling that I can move anywhere, do anything, this thing round my neck curtailed me and, funny, I wouldn't go forward! I: Right, Glen, the second one they want an answer to is what's the most important contribution STV made to Scotland and why do you think that is? He is an actor, known for Taggart (1983), The Adventures of Francie and Josie (1962) and The Revenue Men (1967). Nowadays, of course, you've got it on your wristwatch, away on your feet, or in your ear or any way you like so I mean that's the reason, I think, a lot of things have disappeared.

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