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Pall Mall

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Oct 9, 2026

Basil RathboneVOICE_ACTOR
5:24
Yes, yes, now I come to think of it, uh, Mycroft is rather like a tramcar.
Basil RathboneVOICE_ACTOR
5:28
His rails lead from his Pall Mall lodgings to the Diogenes Club in Whitehall.
Basil RathboneVOICE_ACTOR
5:33
That's his circle.
Basil RathboneVOICE_ACTOR
5:34
I wonder what upheaval could have derailed him.
AdrianHOST
23:38
Okay, let's step into the dark mirror here.
AdrianHOST
23:41
What was the Savile Club? Because, you know, when I think of a Victorian club, I'm picturing Pall Mall.
AdrianHOST
23:46
I'm picturing ancient aristocrats asleep under newspapers in massive leather chairs, absolute total silence, and impossibly strict social hierarchies.
ClaraHOST
23:56
That is exactly what traditional club land in London was like, very stuffy.
ClaraHOST
24:01
But the Savile Club was founded in 1868 specifically to be the anti-Pall Mall club.
AdrianHOST
24:07
Oh, interesting.
ClaraHOST
24:08
In fact, originally, it was quite literally called The New Club.
Smithsonian Magazine

Smithsonian Magazine

10.8.26

Oct 8 · 1 Mention

Rebecca ShoreHOST
21:45
He often thought back to his days as an RAC chauffeur, speeding through the idyllic French countryside in his Mercedes, still holding out hope for a swift victory.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
21:55
"'Little did we dream,' he wrote, "'that we had before us more than four years of misery, mud, and slaughter,' In Britain, the Royal Automobile Club is still regarded as one of the country's most prestigious private members' clubs, with its Pall Mall mansion and a 350-acre country estate in Surrey.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
22:17
The volunteer force it sponsored has long since slipped from public memory, but traces of its efforts can be found within the personal recollections, photographs, and memorabilia of its members' families.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
22:31
one december day i traveled to norfolk in east anglia to meet descendants of toby rawlinson who died suddenly in june nineteen thirty four after a brief illness at the age of sixty-seven at hayden hall a sixteenth-century estate i met sarah jane bulwer long rawlinson's eighty-seven-year-old granddaughter oliver cromwell climbed a tree here as a boy she told me pointing out four hundred year old portraits of cromwell and his mortal foe charles the first that hang on the manor's drawing-room walls traces of her own family lie interspersed among older relics from a chest of drawers bulwer long extracted a booklet with a black cover her grandfather's nineteen ten international aviators certificate adorned with the faded photograph of toby in his crisp r a c uniform Bulwer-Long's younger brother, Andrew Rawlinson, known to everyone as Putty, lives in a cottage in nearby Gunthorpe where he serves as the unofficial keeper of the Rawlinson family flame.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
41:53
Mrs. Cornelyse, however, refused to invite me to her bed.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
41:57
The Duke advised me to advertise for a young lady after I rented a house, which I duly did in Pall Mall.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
42:07
He placed an ad in the London Daily Advertiser.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
42:09
"A single lady with or without servants immediately accommodated with a genteel, elegant, furnished first floor with all conveniences to which belong some peculiar advantages is agreeably situated in Pall Mall." It was not a common lodging house, more for the sake of company than profit.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
42:28
He rented the room to a young Portuguese lady, reading her erotic poetry and before long seducing her, but soon tiring of her.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
42:39
His life was taken over by a chance meeting of the most beautiful young lady named Marianne d'Chapion.
Smithsonian Magazine

Smithsonian Magazine

10.1.26

Oct 1 · 2 Mentions

Rebecca ShoreHOST
17:31
The Royal Automobile Club, RAC, stood at the center of this transformation.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
17:38
Founded in London in 1897 by Frederick Richard Sims, a pioneer designer of gasoline engines, the RAC opened a grand headquarters in 1911 on Pall Mall near Buckingham Palace, complete with Turkish baths, a heated indoor swimming pool, and a domed atrium.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
17:59
Winston Churchill, Arthur Conan Doyle, and other luminaries fraternized beneath chandeliers in the elegant dining room and library.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
18:08
I doubt if there be collectively a wealthier club in the world, one Edwardian-era journalist once observed.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
20:17
Go to the RAC and register your name, Baker Carr recalled him saying in his memoir From Chauffeur to Brigadier.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
20:25
They've offered to send cars to France.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
20:28
Baker Carr, who had earned a medal for valor as a young rifleman in Sudan in 1898, hurried to the Pall Mall mansion.
Rebecca ShoreHOST
20:36
Hundreds of applicants were inundated.
Steve BerryGUEST
25:05
And I'll tell you what happened that day.
Steve BerryGUEST
25:09
I go to the RAC Club in Pall Mall to co-host this event.
Steve BerryGUEST
25:13
with Perry, and the event was being held by the Caravan Club, who are, like the Kennel Club and all these things that have been going for years, vastly wealthy.
Steve BerryGUEST
25:25
Like they paid awesome rates for any sort of work that you did for them.

Unknown podcast

Czar's Spy-William Le Queux

Sep 30 · 3 Mentions

speaker_2UNKNOWN
63:25
Hence I always spent a few weeks in it, even though all the world might be absent in the country or at the seaside.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
63:33
I had idled away a pleasant month in Buxton and from there had gone north to the Lakes, and it was one hot evening in mid-August that I found myself again in London, crossing St. James's Square from the Sports Club, where I had dined, walking towards Pall Mall.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
63:50
Darkness had just fallen and there was that stifling oppression in the air that foretokened a thunderstorm.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
63:57
The club was not gay with light and merriment as it is in the season, for everyone was away, many of the rooms were closed for redecoration, and most of the furniture swathed in linen.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
64:09
I was on my way to pay a visit to a lady who lived up at Hampstead, a friend of my late mother's, and had just turned into Pall Mall, when a voice at my elbow suddenly exclaimed in Italian, "Ah, signor! Why, actually my padrone!" And looking around, I saw a thin-faced man of about thirty, dressed in neat but rather shabby black, whom I instantly recognized as a man who had been my servant in Leghorn for two years, after which he had left to better himself.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
64:39
"Why, Olinto!" I exclaimed, surprised as I hold it.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
64:43
"You! In London, eh? Well, and how are you getting on?" "Most excellently, signor," he answered in broken English, smiling.

1 HR 23 MINS LATER

speaker_2UNKNOWN
148:11
"And although you know the murdered man so intimately, you have no suspicion of anyone in this district who was acquainted with him?" "I know no one who knew him.

Unknown podcast

Czar's Spy-William Le Queux

Sep 27 · 2 Mentions

Tom WeissNARRATOR
66:11
Hence I always spent a few weeks in it, even though all the world might be absent in the country or at the seaside.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
66:19
I had idled away a pleasant month in Buxton and from there had gone north to the Lakes, and it was one hot evening in mid-August that I found myself again in London, crossing St. James' Square from the sports club, where I had dined, walking towards Pall Mall.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
66:36
Darkness had just fallen and there was that stifling oppression in the air that foretokened a thunderstorm.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
66:42
The club was not gay with life and merriment as it is in the season, for everyone was away, many of the rooms were closed for redecoration, and most of the furniture swathed in linen.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
66:55
I was on my way to pay a visit to a lady who lived up at Hampstead, a friend of my late mother's, and had just turned into Pall Mall, when a voice at my elbow suddenly exclaimed in Italian, "Ah, Signor! Why, actually my padrone!" And looking around, I saw a thin-faced man of about thirty, dressed in neat but rather shabby black, whom I instantly recognized as a man who had been my servant in Le Gorn for two years, after which he had left to better himself.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
67:25
"Why, Olinto!" I exclaimed, surprised as I hold it.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
67:29
"You? In London, eh? Well, and how are you getting on?" "Most excellently, Signor," he answered in broken English, smiling.
Michael McLarenHOST
52:42
What a title.
Michael McLarenHOST
52:43
Not bad, is it? I don't know if it opens doors in Pall Mall in London when you knock on the club door, but nonetheless...
Michael McLarenHOST
52:48
I don't think it did him a lot of good there, actually.
Michael McLarenHOST
52:50
He was on the IRA hit

Unknown podcast

Around the World in Eighty Days (Dramatic Reading)-Jules Verne

Sep 24 · 3 Mentions

Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
20:26
In which a conversation takes place which seems likely to cost Phileas Fogg dear.
Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
20:33
Phileas Fogg, having shut the door of his house at half past eleven, and having put his right foot before his left five hundred and seventy-five times, and his left foot before his right five hundred and seventy-six times, reached the Reform Club, an imposing edifice in Pall Mall, which could not have cost less than three millions.
Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
20:52
He repaired at once to the dining room, the nine windows of which opened upon a tasteful garden, where the trees were already gilded with an autumn coloring, and took his place at the habitual table, the cover of which had already been laid for him.
Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
21:06
His breakfast consisted of a side dish, a broiled fish with writing sauce, a scarlet slice of roast beef garnished with mushrooms, a rhubarb and gooseberry tart, and a morsel of Cheshire cheese, the whole being washed down with several cups of tea, for which the Reform is famous.
Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
21:32
A flunky handed him an uncut Times, which he proceeded to cut with a skill which betrayed familiarity with this delicate operation.
Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
21:40
The perusal of this paper absorbed Phileas Fogg until a quarter before four, whilst the standard, his next task, occupied him till the dinner hour.
Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
21:50
Dinner passed as breakfast has done, and Mr. Fogg reappeared in the reading room and set down to the Pall Mall at twenty minutes before six.
Adelphi NurolesNARRATOR
21:58
Half an hour later, several members of the Reform came in and drew up to the fireplace, where a coal fire was steadily burning.

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