“CUSHY JOB"
BOY ACTOR'S -Id A STEP. Fifteen-year-old Kevin- Keogh has landed the softest job in London. Every night, and twice a week in matinees, he walks 20 steps across the stage of a London theatre. For that he gels L'2/1(>. - a week, which works out. at nearly Id a stop. Kevin, who is playing the pat! of Lord JJeyhrook in I* r<-n ch Without Tears." Jias been in plays and films since lie was four. " 1 bis is a. . . ." he began telling "Sunday chronicle” reporter. and I lien sei off pi, t() (iu , sla o l; W alk l ,;| rt. llie reporler dashed round the back ol ihc stage, and met Kevin in Um opposite wings as lie completed bis walk and earned himself ti .'l. ■ ■ • a dishy job. I Jie |;ov Went on. "I .give ali my money to mv mother mid She allows me what she considers sufficient pocket moiiev."
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 January 1939, Page 2
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