[…] he had, going round. Rodney Giesler: That was the Logie Baird disc? Larry Allen: That's right! And it was pioneered […]
[…]You know, he was holding up a toy. And the big whirring of that machine - you know the spiral, he had, going round.Rodney Giesler: That was the Logie Baird disc?Larry Allen: That's right! And it was pioneered in just the same as Logie Baird. Oh he was a master of electrics. I learnt a lot from him i[…]
[…]oodAlan Lawson 41:34 Back homeRay Morse 41:36 Measley rush down to Pinewood You see, until as soon as I got there, I met Tedy Baird? and all the people in civvy street just leave and say welcome. He got the job straight away.Alan Lawson 41:56 Can you remembe[…]
[…]reet in Long Acre. Yes Hey You're full of ideas about design, there must be some design, we've got the picture. And when I got there,I went up to the Baird studio, which is my memory's a bit dim, one dark little room with lots of machinery pointed a small hole in the wall, I think to remember. And I[…]
[…]of the blue, and I read it for example, and thought maybe I got the trickle down the back, which happened very, very rarely actually. I go to Michael Baird, to look, I read something which I think will help from somebody who never heard of Baggarly and Morgan. Suddenly, I had the blue abcam somethin[…]
[…] they'd nothing to show for it. They used to have cinemas where they showed their silent films and they were showing talkies. So when I got in, Teddy Baird, he was my boss.Sidney Cole : At Welwyn?Muriel Box : Yes.Sidney Cole : Then you went on to become a continuity girl.Muriel Box : Well I was intr[…]
[…]erheard. He then went to America, didn't he? when The War came, because he knew more about television than anybody else, putting aside Mr. Baird, and those clever people. But he knew and so he was shipped to America. Colin Moffat 15:48 Did you also do television[…]
[…]p of the processing machine.Alan Lawson: That was me! [Laughing]Cyril Pennington-Richards: Was it?Alan Lawson: Yes! Not Vintens it was Baird.Cyril Pennington-Richards: Yes well Vinten had one.Alan Lawson: No they didn't, no, no.Cyril Pennington-Richards: Didn't they?Ala[…]
[…] We were accepted and of course we went over before the studios opened. In those years we had two studios, A and B. One was Marconi and the other was Baird. We did a week in each studio. So we used to have to learn both systems of course. And I did all the jobs. I used to be on sound, on the floor.J[…]