Other Achievements
Barry Alldis was an occasional contributor to the weekly London paper New Musical Express. He also wrote popular songs, some of which were performed on the BBC.
On a couple of occasions in 1961/2 he was the "Guest DJ" on ABC TV's Thank Your Lucky Stars.
He acted a role as "The compere" of a music concert—more or less playing himself—in Pinewood Studios' film thriller, Blind Corner (1963).
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