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Too Dirty for the Windmill....
These are the grounds on which Caryl Brahms had a sketch rejected by the Windmill
Theatre (famous for its static nudes), and she wanted it to be the title of her autobiography - still in a chaotic state at her death in 1982. Her first collaborator in anarchic comic novels, like No Bedfor Bacon, was S. J. Simon.
Her second was Ned Sherrin , who presents her sparkling ragbag of memoirs, jokes and anecdotes. They are read by her friend Dorothy Tutin. Producer PAMELA HOWE BBC Bristol (R)

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Caryl Brahms
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J. Simon.
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Ned Sherrin
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Dorothy Tutin.
Source: Radio Times

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