June Spencer

And even £8.

Yes, I think, well, I don't know when I'm beaten, you see.

Well, I love acting so much.

I'm so lucky to have a job that I can still do.

It's a great bonus for me that the artist has run as long as it has and I've gone along with it.

Let's have some music then.

Tell me about the first disc that we're going to hear today, June.

I like to be reminded of my wartime years.

On the run-up to the war, my teenage years were a bit muddled because I left school early to look after my mother.

My mother's health wasn't good.

At the same time, I was just beginning to do the things I really wanted to do.

I was studying drama.

And at the same time, we young people, we teenagers...

We knew that there was a war coming and the music that brings it back to me most is Fred Astaire and Let's Face the Music and Dance.

It was a rather prophetic lyric and dance we did.

Yes, I'd always...

written funny things to amuse myself.

My father knew this, and I think he said to somebody, oh, yes, my daughter does humorous monologues, and somebody said, oh, well, we have entertainments...

after dinner, Masonic evenings.

Would she do that?