The story of an ordinary man who lived through extraordinary times, told with
love, laughter and song. Syd Smith fought at El Alamein, became a POW and
ended the war in the notorious Colditz Castle in Germany. In the 1950s, PC
Syd patrolled London's South Bank and met a gallery of characters whom he
tried his best not to arrest. Arthur tells this 20th-century story with
laughter, music reflections and a hilarious photo. "Rather lovely" (The
Times) "A touching and funny tribute to Arthur Smith's own father.
Beautiful" ***** (Young-Perspective.net)
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