Very interesting, thank you!

Just a quick query regarding something in the last para - was Maschwitz not Hood's assistant and adviser, rather than Baverstock's? That's certainly how it was reported when he was given the post in 1961, at least.

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It's like that Bergerac opening everyone always bangs on about.

Are there bold ones, though...?

I would suggest... yes, easily!
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11th December 2001, if that ever helps you get hold of the episode at all. He's sitting at a table with Natalie, and irritably referring to his father bumping into Pat across the cafe.

Queen are a nice bunch of boys, it will all be fine...

It looks like a revival of an old logo, rather than a new one, I think?

Many thanks for the kind mention, John!

But did they have Kelvin Cline written on them...?

I did sort of wonder if one of them is Oliver!, which throws the whole thing wonky, but perhaps not.