[…]e arrived at the screening and the great man. So Alexander walks in to 146 and sits down and I gave the signal start the film. We started running in half halfway through suddenly all these bits of film came up upside down screen. So Alex didn't even blink an eyelid whether he was half asleep or not,[…]
[…]lled sound cameramen were Paul Wyand, who's was far and away the sort of ace of the lot, Jack Cotter, who was basically, the senior newsreel man, and Alf Tunwell, they worked with sound cameras - their soundman being respectively Derek Stiles with Paul Wyand, Martin Gray, I think with Jack Cotter, a[…]
[…] and a rivalry started between Cyril McLaglen 34, brother and Alf Goddard 35 who was, I think, he was an […]
[…] Fool' was being shown at the Piccadilly Theatre. Now - Alf Schevering was his name - Alf came round and […]
[…] Fool' was being shown at the Piccadilly Theatre. Now - Alf Schevering was his name - Alf came round and […]
[…] worked for Paramount and Jock Gemmell worked for Pathe. Then Alf Tunwell of Movietone, Ken Gordon for Pathe, Arthur Farmer, […]
[…](1914) and he directed films including The Rotters (1921)
max scenic bathing girls and I was, I was chosen by A.V. Bramble as one and then about half a dozen of us we were all called up Ramlins’ office, called, we were all called up to Ramlin’s office to see, to see Anthony Asquith and he turned[…]
[…]to spring up, like The Regal, Marble Arch, and places like that. But at that time 'The Singing Fool' was being shown at the Piccadilly Theatre. Now - Alf Schevering was his name - Alf came round and he said to Bert Doodley[?], "Bert," he said, "We're getting busy down here," he said, "we've been try[…]
[…]t. I mean I never knew of Tony Hearn or Tudor Gates, I mean I neverheard of him.Yes, no, no. [Laughter]I mean I like, like the salt of the earth like Alf Cooper.Y es.And Bert Hyatt, do you remember Bert Hyatt from Humphries? I mean those was alldown to earth people but, you know, the crowd you’ve se[…]
