[…]ure break up at: 27.45, 35.00, 41.05, 46.40-50, 47.25-48.12 00.00-02.24Norman’s Film Services - First job at 16 as projectionist. ‘Salute to the British Worker’. Problems with projecting film. Given the sack.02.25Fan of films as boy.02.50Carlton Hill Studios. Clapper Boy and Focus Puller. Sacke[…]
[…]sbury, there were three cinemas there in those days, the ABC, the Regal and the Gaumont. And it was during a period, when you had some really amazing British films being made. There's Powell and Pressburger - there's another interesting thing you've just reminded me actually, and I would go, you kno[…]
[…]illed or anything like that. And I was we were the areas south Croydon was bombed quite heavily. And I really also got my mind first insight into the British working man who I decided was wrongly called a working man because the last thing he would do was to work. And it was incredible than the sort[…]
[…]om there; we did the International show from White City, we really made show jumping. There was a fellow called Mike Ansell who was boss of the British Horse Society and he realised straightaway that it was a sprat to catch a mackerel, he was no fool. Because “Lobby” who had been boss of[…]
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