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Permission to Write....: You've had your chips!!

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Saturday, 14 November 2009. You've had your chips! Frank Williams event just one week away. Pre-booking for the Vicar and Chips event has now closed - however, do not worry if you have not managed to make your booking, you can turn up on the night - but we will not be able to provide you with dinner! So your evening will be Vicar and no Chips. As such, the entry price to those of you arriving on the night will be £6.00,. But remember to have eaten beforehand! Our Lady Help of Christians.

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Permission to Write....: October 2009

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Wednesday, 21 October 2009. Come and meet his Reverence! Vicar and Chips event nears. Frank Williams will be attending an evening wittily (ahem) entitled 'Vicar and Chips' on Saturday 21 November 2009 at a church hall in Kentish Town. The Dad's Army podcast and Dad's Army Appreciations Society are jointly organising the evening. Poor souls. The DVD will also be on sale to attendees who will of course, have the opportunity to get copies signed by Frank, Oliver and Mervyn. Our Lady Help of Christians.

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Permission to Write....: January 2009

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Wednesday, 21 January 2009. New Dad's Army podcast now on-line. The first Dad's Army podcast of 2009 is now on-line and available at. This edition of the podcast is a little different from the usual format – Paul Carpenter from the Dad’s Army Appreciation Society brings you a review (featuring several wonderful clips) from the recently recovered audio versions of the 1968. Christmas Night with the Stars. Sketch and the off-air recording of series 2’s. A Stripe for Frazer. My Brother and I. James Beck tri...

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Permission to Write....: January 2010

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Sunday, 31 January 2010. I'll name that film in.erm, just a moment. And a very belated Happy New Year! Apologies for the distanct lack of blogs over the last few months. I've been very remiss in my posting -and there's been loads of news too! Hopefully I'll get th. Rough most of it over the coming weeks. So here it is, with a introduction from James - a spreadsheet that chronicles every film reference made by Pike, Wilson and all the others! So behold my friends and I hope you too find similar interest i...

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Permission to Write....: Pike's Broadcast to the Empire **updated 14 July 2009**

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Friday, 10 July 2009. Pike's Broadcast to the Empire * updated 14 July 2009*. Ian Lavender to star on LBC Radio. Ian Lavender is guesting on Steve Allen's popular LBC radio chat show, 'In coversation with.' The interview is being recording this weekend. However, at the time of writing, I cannot find out for sure when it will be broadcast. LBCs scheduling. Has an 'In conversation with.' show going out this Sunday at both 7:00am and 9:00pm although it is not clear if this will be the Lavender interview.

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Permission to Write....: May 2009

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Monday, 11 May 2009. Tour of Locations 2009. Perry and Croft weekend 2009. As there was last year, there will be a podcast containing the commentary from Frank, and our tour guide Tony Pritchard of the Appreciation society. What Tony doesn't know about Dad's Army really isn't worth knowing! The recordings will form podcast 35 and be on-line as soon as I have had a chance to edit the numerous anecdotes I managed to record. Dads Army Appreciation Society. Saturday, 2 May 2009. Dads Army Appreciation Society.

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Permission to Write....: Googie Withers!!!!

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Sunday, 31 January 2010. I'll name that film in.erm, just a moment. And a very belated Happy New Year! Apologies for the distanct lack of blogs over the last few months. I've been very remiss in my posting -and there's been loads of news too! Hopefully I'll get th. Rough most of it over the coming weeks. So here it is, with a introduction from James - a spreadsheet that chronicles every film reference made by Pike, Wilson and all the others! So behold my friends and I hope you too find similar interest i...

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Permission to Write....: July 2009

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Tuesday, 28 July 2009. New Arnold Ridley book to published September 2009. A new book about Arnold Ridley is being published by. On 1st September 2009. The book has been penned by Arnold’s son Nicolas, and is called “Godfrey’s Ghost: From Father to Son”. Nicolas has kindly sent the podcast the following information about the book. You can request a signed copy of the book be sent to you pre-publication from. Mogzilla’s Godfrey's Ghost webpage. Friday, 10 July 2009. Ian Lavender to star on LBC Radio.

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Permission to Write....: Vicar n Chips!

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Saturday, 22 August 2009. Frank Williams event announced. Frank Williams will be appearing at an event the podcast is jointly organising. With the Dad's Army Appreciation Society on 21st November 2009. The centrepiece of the evening will be the premier of. Dad's Army and Beyond: the Frank Williams. The producer of the show will also be present and hopefully the director too. I will be interviewing all three after the screening, and the audience. Listen to podcast 37. The address of the venue is:. Locatio...

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Permission to Write....: April 2009

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Thursday, 9 April 2009. Frank Williams stars in Episode 33. Episode 33 of the Dad’s Army podcast is now on-line and available to listen to over at. The main podcast page. Or on iTunes. This month we are joined by none other than Frank Williams himself – the Reverend Timothy Farthing, to discuss the often controversial film interpretation of Dad’s Army. But above all, enjoy the podcast. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Who is your favourite regular Dads Army character?