[…]sets were having to be done at Wembley. But I met him there and he was a very fatherly 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 f[…]
[…] ".AUDIO Ray Herbert (450 )a television engineer. He worked at Baird Television Limited, joining the company after it had moved […]
[…]mber, about four or five months before it actually officially opened and started on the installation. And that's where I met you. That's right on the Baird side, down, down the corridor and EMI were in Studio A . Alan Lawson 1:37 What. What did you do? Did you have anythin[…]
[…] area?Reg Sutton: I was a little while at Ally Pally when I first started with the BBC. I spent a couple of weeks at Ally Pally when they were on the Baird system.Roy Fowler: Really?Reg Sutton: In fact in my younger days I made a Baird television.Roy Fowler: What are your memories of the Baird syste[…]
[…]eramen in India and Burma afterwards. So, at least my bit of the war did some good for somebody.Bryan Langley: BECTU Interview Part 4A sighting of Mr Baird and working at BBC studios in the late '50s 1. Baird, the inventor of televisionAnd at the corner of Manet Street, before it became [uninte[…]
[…] of weeks at Ally Pally when they were on the Baird system. Roy Fowler: Really? Reg Sutton: In fact in […]
[…] Merchant Navy until 1925. He worked briefly for the J.L. Baird television company, and then for Marconi before entering the […]
