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I am really interested to find out what happened to them, I remember my mum taking me to the scottish television studios to see this, it was one of the programmes I distinctly remember whilst growing up. Charly Sim`was funny, thanks Anne for reminding me his name.
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Dorothy Paul still does theatre work one of her best known tv performances was "The Steamie" also does one woman shows. Jimmy Nairn never hear of him now but his son is a very well known chef in glasgow, Charlie Simm now deceased (i think) never hear anything about Larry Marshall. The other lady on the show was Moira ??? cant remember her last name she played the keyboard and sang, think she was irish. Thats about all i can tell you betty2
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Betty. mibbee that man's no deid,...... ah hope no if he wis in that audience at the Pavilion! ....... Rumours of my death have been greatly exaggerated, ...who said that?
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Am no sure melody , last time ah saw charlie simm was in an episode o Rab c Nesbitt he was a punter in the pub, but that was a while ago. Ah used tae pass that pub when ah wis gawn tae the eye infirmary, never ever saw them filmin . But something tells me ah read somewherr he died if am wrang then charlie I apoligise betty2 went tae the bingo the night should huv steyed hame rubbish
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Huh memories: All I remember of the one o'clock gang is the school scene, and the "nana for samuel" the guy whom ever it was played the part in the schoolboy shorts with the little cap on his head, he always brought a banana to school.
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Does anyone remember the day stv tecnitions went on strike. they had to do the show out in the yard, and the audence were all given fish suppers. I used to rush home very lunchtime from work to watch it, then they changed the showing time to 1.30pm, and i could"ent stay as i ha to get back to work. Larry Marshel wrote most of the scripts for all the shows. moira broidy went to australia, jimmy nairn went to south africa. yes sadly charlie sim hss passed away. !st.july.04. 2.24am.b.s.t.
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It was really funny the one oclock gang and we did all love to watch it, it was great to hear your own accent on tv, it made a change from all those posh London accents. It meant that we existed after all. we must have we were on tv. gie that davyab44 a coconut Mark Twain indeed.
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