Friday, May the 7th, 2004
back to: title, date or indexes
“A little, slight man, with a thin, clever, mobile, clean-shaven face, a sharp inquisitive nose surmounted by a perpetual pair of pince-nez, and a rather sarcastic mouth, from which wit and humour as light and airy as the cigarette smoke which accompanied each remark continually flowed. He stands on the hearthrug of his own special sanctum in his handsome house in Dorset Square, with his back to the fire, cigarette in his mouth, his hands now in his pockets, now waving in the air, as he vivaciously tells me the story of his busy, energetic and wonderfully interesting life.” — Raymond Blathwayt, George Grossmith And The Humour Of Him
Hooting Yard on the Air, May the 12th, 2004 : “The Names of the Ponds” (starts around 10:02)