Chris Hutchins Midgley) and "Putin A Biography". He returned to the British royal family in 2013 with "Harry The People’s Prince". As a publisher, Hutchins is responsible for "The Who Before The Who", the memoirs of the group’s original drummer, Doug Sandom. Chris Hutchins Chris Hutchins is a British author, journalist and former public relations practitioner. Christopher Neville Hutchins is the younger of two sons and one daughter of Edward Victor Hutchins (d. 1944) and Kathleen Ness. He was educated at Torquay Boys' Grammar School. In 1956, he began a fan club for ventriloquist Terry Hall and Lenny the Lion. Hutchins lost
Eugene Lambert the Lambert Puppet Theatre had an interest in puppetry from a very early age, making his own ventriloquist dummy Charley, which later developed into Finnegan the ventriloquist act. In the early years with Finnegan, Eugene toured UK and Ireland extensively and in later years he promoted Ireland for Irish Tourist Board, touring USA, Japan and Australia. Lambert's Puppet Theatre was responsible for producing the popular 1980s children's television character Bosco who was an ever-present fixture on the Irish national station. Eugene and Mai Lambert had ten children two of whom predeceased him. Lambert supplemented his day job as refrigeration engineer