[…] would have owned Welwyn? Manny Yospa: Oh it was the BIP, British International Pictures, they were the same people who […]
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[…] Worton Hall I think. Years later my father worked at BIP and he tells a story about a man I […]
[…] ’34. Thirty-four? The beginning of ’34. Yes. Right. At Elstree, BIP Elstree, yes. Tell us about the people that you […]
[…] number of people have talked about that happening at Elstree, BIP, there was always a problem with blowing the galvanometer. […]
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[…] Graham who in 1933 as a devilmay- care eighteen-year-old at BIP Elstree had bravely awarded himself ticket #1 in the […]
[…]I can hear that serenade distinction in my head as I speak and I'm trying to think ... Tauber's pictures that I know about were made at Elstree, BIP. Jill Balcon 14:42 Well, then I'm probably wrong. Roy Fowler 14:44 Again, I'm no exper[…]