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Businessmen - CEO's - Executives

Sep. 09, 1960 - Lord Chris tries Tony's Job.: Against fearsome odds, that say character, Lord Christopher Thynne and Philip Townsend, a 21-year old society photographer, have succeeded in setting themselves up as the photographic firm of Thynne and Townsend. First there was the little matter of a studio. Thanks to my younger brother's adverse publicity, alndlords were dodgey about renting us a studio, said Lord Christopher. He and his brother Valentine, sons of the Marquees of Bath - were asked to leave their Westminster flat this year after a serious of loud, late night parties. Then there was the questions of the firm's transport - overcome by the acquisition of a battered ladies bicycle. Photo shows Lord Christopher Tynne, pictured riding the firm's transport - a woman's bicycle

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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21-year Acquisition Adverse Asked Battered Fearsome Firm Firms Loud Marquees Odds Overcome Questions Renting Succeeded Thanks Themselves Thynne Townsend Tries


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