Bar Maid - Short Snips from the Criminal Fringe

Author:   Audrey Frisby
Publisher:   WritersPrintShop
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9781904623526


Pages:   138
Publication Date:   29 October 2010
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Audrey Frisby
Publisher:   WritersPrintShop
Imprint:   WritersPrintShop
Dimensions:   Width: 21.60cm , Height: 0.70cm , Length: 14.00cm
Weight:   0.169kg
ISBN:  

9781904623526


ISBN 10:   1904623522
Pages:   138
Publication Date:   29 October 2010
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Out of stock   Availability explained
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1 Background 2 Fish-and-Chip 3 Ducks and Drakes 4 The Gents 5 Seen to be Obscene 6 Body Adams 7 Bombast 8 The village temptress 9 Fuzz and Fantasy 10 Hamsters and Snake 11 Reasonable Man 12 Sparklers 13 Punch Drunk 14 The Hoover 15 The Monkey 16 Deferred, Suspended and Bewildered 17 Clowns 18 Collecting Fines 19 Barrage Balloons 20 Thumb Screws 21 Enquiry 22 A Serious Note

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Born in 1928, the daughter of Iron Founder and violinist, Audrey attended Sunderland High School until her education was disrupted by the war. She studied English at Durham followed by postgraduate studies at Oxford. I tried everything at Oxford except drugs, largely because I wasn't offered any, fell in and out of love and also acted. A cub theatre-critic, Ken Tynan, writing for the student paper ISIS commented that I would do to hang clothes on.A Then, like Zuleika Dobson as a young but not quite so flirtatious girl, I went on to Cambridge, not to the University but to work for Cambridge County Council as their first Childrens' Visitor under 1948 Childrens' Act. I stayed for three years and read for the Bar in my spare time.A Audrey went on to Middle Temple and joined the criminal chambers of Christmas Humphreys and established practice mainly in defence work. She married a Silk, had three children, went back to the Bar and soon into Lord Hailsham's Chambers. The apogee of Audrey's practice at the Bar was when she addressed the House of Lords in a capital murder trial, where the legal point was upheld. Audrey was appointed a Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate in 1972, but missed being down in 'the arena'. Audrey was also a critic for Musical Opinion for three years and in retirement writes Children's stories, and still writes the occasional theatre criticism.

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