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[…] Studios before gaining experience as a camera operator, sound recordist, art</mark> director</mark></mark> and editor. He also became adept in the […]

[…]1991.Well, if you don’t mind, you know, when and where were you born?I was born in India in 1918.Where?I was born in a little place called Ranikhet, part</mark></</mark>mark>ly because, you know, pregnant mums from... my father was in the Indian Army and they were all moved into the hills, so I was born in the foothills[…]

[…]seventy-five pence a week.Alan Lawson: What kind of a business was that?Cyril Pennington-Richards: It was an importer, a couple of Spanish part</mark></</mark>mark>ners owned this business, it was on Fish Street Hill, right by Billingsgate. And as I walked down the hill from the Monument Station, the very firs[…]

[…] interest at another level, and discovered what we might call art</mark></mark> cinema, where there was popular cinema. Before that = […]

[…] were theatre based and writing for television hadn’t become the art</mark></mark> it did later. And poor Michael Barry who ran […]

[…] into the waterworks headquart</mark>ers, which was an extraordinary sort of art</mark></mark> deco building full of people with amphora, you know, […]

[…]y would have loved to work in the theatre but knew nothing about it. Sort of thought that perhaps working for The BBC would be a wonderful place to start</mark></</mark>mark> because there would be programmes going on and also a weekly pay cheque or, you know, pay packet in this. So I applied to The BBC and had an inter[…]

[…]ewton chambers andJohn P Hamilton  1:46  my ignorance what the new shadowsGerald Chambers  1:48  do what well, Newcomb chambers start</mark></</mark>mark>ed out as I am found the chamber with engine the chambers, part</mark></</mark>mark> of the, of the family, he was a master founder, I've been able to find out and Newt[…]

[…]ject. The subject is Donald Wilson, interviewed by Linda Wood 12th of July 1991. File 205. Side one. Linda Wood  0:21It's okay for you to start</mark></</mark>mark>. Right. When and where were you born ? Donald Wilson  0:25I was  born in Dunblane in Perthshire In 1910, it's quite a long time ago[…]

[…]imary school, run by the local council. Standards were very high, discipline was very strict. But then the discipline at home was strict. You know, apart</mark></</mark>mark> from the silly thing of little children should be seen and not heard. That didn't apply, my old man. I talk like a lord knows what you know. But w[…]