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[…] I went out on a troop ship through the Suez Canal, landed at Mombassa, and drove up from there insome […]

[…]Lord Byron which is one of the great jokes of all timesMaurice Carter: That was extraordinary wasn't it, dear old Dennis Price, he got throwninto the canal to douse his spirits a little, he was so much after the boys we decided heneeded a little cooling offRoy Fowler: In Venice, chasing the gondolie[…]

[…]the bust up and he was making some films there and he wanted me to come and edit them, and so I went and edited the films, which were the ones on the canals.Lovely, lovely.Oh dear. Anyway, McAllister was there and all, who was a beautiful editor, but oh dear, he was not a good person in a way to hav[…]

[…] I think it was, I wouldn't be sure about this, but I think it was something similar to the system that used to open and shut the locks on the Panama Canal. I have I heard that, I wouldn't be sure, Tim Aymes  15:45  only to treat me is that RCA formed RKO their own company, […]

[…]have a work with one or two people. And next time I saw him, he said, I spoke to Natt Lewin, who was the head of the arranging department at Campbell Canales publishers, and they need a sort of copyist and trainee arranger. So he says, Could you go and see him at 10 o'clock on whatever morning it wa[…]

[…]till in touch with called Douglas Rendell he, he's basically a stills, stills man, he made the film you made in the year was about the matrix, a ship canal, which is still away and shown all over the place, you know. And then he's doing video, a video now for a friend of his, but he never really mad[…]

[…]he French Embassy which is a beautiful, I don't know if it is marble, but it looks like a marble building looking out onto the river going by and the Canal comes up to the side. And they must have hated us when we were there, we were quite a novelty in Ottawa, because I don’t know if we actually wor[…]