Wodehouse In Exile

00:00:00 'This is the BBC Home Service.

00:03:12 Well, you are English. You only talk about the weather.

00:06:54 it's high time I read the stuffing out of Henry the VI Part 2.

00:10:38 Were you Oxford or Cambridge, Mr Wodehouse?

00:13:51 'if you lot cared to lend us a hand!'

00:16:53 "into a stranger's face and say to ourselves, "I have met a friend."

00:20:10 Who gave him the typewriter?

00:23:05 He is the typical, loyal Englishman.

00:26:39 But soon I think you will be free.

00:29:54 What are you going to put down? Bowler seized in mid over?

00:34:16 We used to know a Werner Plack in Hollywood.

00:37:46 You should put him on as well. Don't let me hog the limelight.

00:40:53 Do I have to spell it out to you?

00:43:26 I've had a cable from my editor at the Saturday Evening Post.

00:46:56 I wanted to thank them

00:49:48 Do you think Werner used me, then? Of course he bloody did.

00:53:24 Maybe it was the camp. Or maybe it was you.

00:57:01 Until I do that, I feel I cannot go on with my life.

01:00:24 A very good notion.

01:04:11 He was the man released at the same time as you.

01:07:21 I fully appreciate that.

01:09:55 How's the novel?

01:14:16 Are you all right?

01:17:25 He spent the war translating German marching songs