The serious expressions on the faces of Children's Hour betray their concern at a sudden earthquake which has destroyed the building behind them and violently tilted the ground 45 degrees, but, like true professionals, they retain their compusure for the camera. Not falling over sideways are (L-R): Grant Fell, Chris Matthews, Bevan Sweeney and Johnny Pierce.
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Rip It Up, Issue 100, 1 November 1985, Page 15
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56The serious expressions on the faces of Children's Hour betray their concern at a sudden earthquake which has destroyed the building behind them and violently tilted the ground 45 degrees, but, like true professionals, they retain their compusure for the camera. Not falling over sideways are (L-R): Grant Fell, Chris Matthews, Bevan Sweeney and Johnny Pierce. Rip It Up, Issue 100, 1 November 1985, Page 15
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