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[…] weren't so good, was more central, Manchester was very much associated with Lancashire and the West, but in the end […]
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[…]Alan Lawson: He was a dear.Norman Swallow: Well, especially ‘Chronical’ of courseJulia Cave: And especially ‘Chronicle’Norman Swallow: We associate the word chronicle with Paul Johnston and vice versa, don’t we?Julia Cave: Yes. Of course.Alan Lawson: Really?Julia Cave: Absolutely, […]
[…]have ever had actually. A company had been formed called Bryanston and another called Britannia, and another one called Pax, and they were a group of producers, one headed by Michael Balcon, and the other one by Stephen Pallos, I think Stephen's still alive, I asked about him the other day and someb[…]
[…] And I stayed with the PA for about nearly a year, but I’d seen this advertisement in the papers for a television outside broadcast producer. So I thought, well, television is the coming thing I’d read about in magazines and how well it was doing in America and I [unclear 15:[…]
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[…]ugh him that I did get an introduction to Elstree. There was a man who I think was still a name in the city, called Scringer and he was a director of Associated British Picture Corporation which as you all know was founded by John Maxwell. And I think at that time the Associated British had a rather[…]
