Fareham, The Embassy Cinema 1952
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F103014X
Photo ref:
F103014X
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Memories of Fareham, the Embassy Cinema 1952
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I moved to Fareham from Scotland in 1959 when I was 4 and returned in 1966, In that period I have very vivid memories, Living in Wallington, going to Fareham County Primary school.
I remember West Street with the bus station across from Woolworths and Victor Value supermarket!!!!.
We moved to a new house in a new estate off Peak Lane and I went to Wallisdean school. I remember rmostly playing football for the ...see more
I was born in Brighton Sussex. After travelling from station to station, as my father was in the RAF (I'll miss out that part of the story), My mother Eileen,sister Shirley & I moved to Fareham after the 2nd WW, I was 9 yrs old. (Mum was born in Paxton Rd, Childs was her maiden name).
We moved into 172 West St with my mother's dear sister Rose Mogridge & family of 5, Leon, Winston, Quentin, Barbara ...see more
I returned from 2 years in Malta where I had been a Nanny to 3 little girls who were all about to go to boarding school. I needed a job quickly so applied for and got the job as an usherette in the Embassy Cinema. At the time my future husband was a second projectionist there. I only worked there for few months until I found another Nanny's situation. My abiding memory is of the film that was playing at the time I ...see more
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