[…] [???] four years, even well before sound. We used to pay a thousand quid for the rights, and then we used to, so many copies were going out [???] in British [???], in India, in all those country.00:32:38​We were doing quite well [???] even paying a thousand quid for it. One year somebody paid a dir[…]
A national archive of the oral histories of professionals from British Film, Television, Radio and Theatre. The British Entertainment History […]
[…] So I met him in a party given by the British ambassador. Don’t know why we were invited but we […]
[…] ran which I'm currently in commonwealth countries telerecording was a British television programs. They're still finding them returning them you […]
[…] last modified Apr 18, 2008 03:54 PM 1930s - Gaumont British newsreel cameraman 1940s - War correspondent - Naval correspondent, […]
[…] get mixed up with Shepperton, Pinewood, Denham, Riverside Studio, Gaumont- British, Fox in Wembley, all the studios that I worked […]
[…] the 1970s. The Palace is an early example of a British purpose-built cinema. Erected in 1911 for £1,500, it operated […]
British Entertainment Project www.historyproject.org.uk Formerly BECTU History Project Dear…… Following our invitation to you to be interviewed, we thought […]
For the past thirty five years, The British Entertainment History Project has been recording the stories of men and women working in the […]
[…] terms of time and financial expense). Some recordings have been transcribed by the British Cinema History Project at the University of East Anglia and excerpts […]
