[…]orwich union through the Merton Park Studios pension fund. Then I was out of work for a short while after the studio closed, and I had friends in the BBC projection department, and I told them what I was out of work. And they said, Would I like to join their projection team? And at that particular t[…]
[…] to say? Oh I believe that 'The Astonished Heart' the BBC are doing a television play of it I think. […]
[…]randson of Henry Irving, he was the chief Art Director and very - I learnt a lot from him. The sound department I don't remember, he was a man in the BBC called Rex Howarth, I think he died, I don't know what happened to him.Roy Fowler: What was the sound system that they installed?Vernon Sewel[…]
[…]in nothing to do with the RAF but we just happened to be there.We were constantly looking for stories. We were 1ike correspondents in uniform and the BBC had a habit, we used to get news from them before anyone else and it was wildly inaccurate sometimes. They announced the fall of Holland. They sai[…]
[…]nd he'd been in it on the stage, you know, he should know the part! [pause] Now what was I going to say? Oh I believe that 'The Astonished Heart' the BBC are doing a television play of it I think. They're doing a series of plays by Noel Coward as a season I think and that's one of them. I'd like to […]
[…]an, what you see, when did that come to have it in the mid 50s? I guess it was Yeah.Speaker 1 1:37:46 I just found a little press cutting BBC Two coming toMike Dick 1:37:53 ABC I would have been I remember, one family in our street had the one television and I think that was […]
[…] feature films. They were the people doing bulk release printing. They obviously did all the other work as well. Kays were very busy working with the BBC, they had half the contract of BBC doing news, and so on, and telerecordings and things like that. Then you had the other side which were the smal[…]
[…]tish Entertainment History Project Interview No. 710 Interviewee: Anne Hanford, formerly Head of Television Library Services at the BBCInterviewer: Sue MaldenTranscriber: Linda Hall-Shaw SUE MALDEN: Thank you very much for talking to us Anne.ANNE HANFORD: It’[…]
[…] was an English actress. Notable roles include Mother in the BBC Railway Children adaptations in 1951 and 1957. She then […]
[…]abs. Give a case people at Soho images, all x Kodak and received all their training for a number of yearsRoy Fowler 18:48 rather like the BBC could train and train people.Dennis Kimbley 18:52 Yeah. Kodak were very good at training people. We also still have our own marketing […]
