James Mason tours late 1960s London

It may start with shiny new towers going up in post-war London, but this laconic wander around London digs into the grim underbelly of the city.Ruined buildings not from war but neglect are the backdrop to James Mason’s tour of The London Nobody Knows, written by Geoffrey Fletcher and based loosely on his own book of the same title.
A theater offering shelter for pigeons and tramps is mourned for the passing of the joy it once gave, and yet in its decay is curiously delightful place to see