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Marriage Under Stress 1: Children Make a Difference
First transmitted in 1967, young couples talk openly about the difference children have made to their marriages and themselves in an age where women's and men's roles are still defined by tradition and society.
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Wed 4 Jan 1967
20:05
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Penny Vincenzi, who features in this programme, is a best-selling novelist. She began her career as a secretary working for Vogue, Tatler and the London Mirror. After being mentored by Marje Proops during her time at the latter, she eventually became a fashion and beauty writer, then editor of several high profile magazines before launching her own magazine with her husband. Through a chance meeting with Desmond Elliott, she went on to publish her first novel.
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Credits
Role | Contributor |
---|---|
Reporter | Desmond Wilcox |
Director | John Percival |
Series Editor | Bill Morton |
Broadcast
- Wed 4 Jan 1967 20:05
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This programme is available online as part of the Marriage in the 1950s and 60s Collection