[…]e ACT membership stood me in good stead and I was in charge of the foreign versions, which the Ministry of Information – was it then or the Central...RF: I think it was then the COI by this timeLK: They made an enormous amount of small films, mainly one reelers which they send to all over […]
[…] Christina, you remember Christina, don't you? RL: Yes, yeah. GM: Anyway, Christina was the official for all this, what was then called the Central Services areas: catering, security, cleaning, building engineering. RL: Was that a kind of blue-collar area? GM: Yes, it was a blue-[…]
[…]as the communication side of it, the way we were actually working was with internal BBC projects that needed data input. And so the model was managed centrally in a System Architect application, and then when a project was happening it would take that part of the model and lock it while they worked […]
[…]ou’ve got a chance.’ I had to train for something to earn a living, so I tried first for the Old Vic School, which I failed, and then I tried for the Central School,[3] which I got into. So, when I was seventeen, I went to the Central School of Speech and Drama, which in those days was in the Albert[…]
[…]et up? For whatever reason I decide.Dennis Kimbley  13:50  I met a man called ruder cough in Russia, for example. And he was in fact on the Central Committee as well. But he was a very bluff. boisterous monopolist, bluffing to the point by red bass. He we were at lunch one day and he came […]
[…]dn’t have thought so. So, anyway I married him and I decided at that time that I would leave the BBC and go to drama school, so I 27:04 went to Central School of Speech and Drama. [long pause]Alan Lawson: Good? Did you like it? 27:22Julia Cave: Well I went as a mature student you s[…]
[…]n some kind of examine under what they called it. Then I went to Greenwich central school until I was 16. Did you have any specialized training before you […]
[…], Cynthia Whitby had started a firm called Basic films, and they were mainly depending on Ministry of Information, which was by that time, had Become Central Office of Information work and some other commercial work from from people who were firms, big firms, who were just beginning to see that they[…]
[…]lly was the halt leading the blind you know [LAUGHTER] and a big show that had to travel, the furthest we went to was 19, oh it was with Glasgow, The Central Hotel in Glasgow which is part of the station and I’m always reminded of the story of B Lilly being booked into the Central and calling down t[…]
[…]tingly, they're in different ways in what is now Slovenia is a British GP type system. Whereas in what are now Croatia and Serbia, there was the more central European polyclinic system where nobody had a GP and you always went to a great big place. Anyway, I wrote, I did a lot of investigative work […]
