The Fitzgerald Arms off Manchester Road. Who is the boy looking at the photographer? OUR recent features about Pat Paterson, the Lister’s Mill girl who became a pre-war Hollywood star, evolved from an article by Dr Paul Jennings about the mill’s dramatic society. Now Dr Jennings, author of The Local: A History of the English Pub and Bradford Pubs, writes: The interest shown in the recent pieces about Pat Paterson, whose life took her from Bradford to Hollywood, reminded me that I have this photograph of the Fitzgerald Arms in the street where she was born. Number 74 Fitzgerald Street is the address given on the record of her baptism as Eliza Paterson on May 19, 1910, at St James’s Church off Manchester Road, just over a month after her birth on April 7. Her parents are John, who was born in Lochgelly, Scotland, whose occupation is given as grease presser, and Hannah, born in Bradford.