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[…]lark? No. Jim Clark? No not Jim, he wasn’t around then. No. I was thinking... Well, there was Robert Clark[ph] who was editor[??] at[??] the BBC[??-8:42]. No, it wasn’t... No. His name’s... I can see his face but I can’t remember his name. Not to worry, because it will be a matter of […]

[…]herly man.WT: Do you know who I first worked with for television, Mr Baird.LW: How did that happen.WT: When he was experimenting in a room behind the BBC, he was always asking for people to come and jig up and down in front of the cameras really and truly. I was a child but he got remarkable people,[…]

[…]ed to do things more than before but before we come into the country. And he was going to shoot a film or later whine about Lake Geneva coming up for BBC Television on his own back in his own company and he asked us did we not. Contact we did the shooting.SPEAKER: F8And not the worst. When I was in.[…]

[…]d I said, Oh, all right. I'll see it. It very kind. And john showed it to him. And Jimmy, of course, had lots of contact. And Jimmy got john into the BBC, for monitorAlan Legard  42:16  is right, that's how that's that's how you use the link. And that's how that Yeah, that's right.Well don[…]

[…]h right.But of course, you know.Oh well.But we lost didn’t we Manny about two to one, we lost by about two to one.That’s right.MY: Yes, they were the BBC people I suppose.Mm, yes.Jan Zilliacus Tape 3 Side B100Yes, the BBC people.Yes.Y es.They’re bound to.There is a problem. So how do you feel about […]

[…]Lom [uncredited but present. DS] and Peter Ustinov were in the cast.Robert Beatty: A very small part whatever it was, because I might have joined the BBC at that time, I was working at night and living in London, eventually I got moved out to Evesham after the BBC got bombed, but that was towards th[…]