[…] and he was an exceptionally good operator on the television screen. Always available. He got to know the people involved, and we were on Christian name terms. It was Harold, very close to John Grist, etc., and he was there at Lime Grove. He would stay to drink afterwards and[…]
[…]aid, ‘Then we’ll have to see how it goes from there’. So I told this lovely man, whose name we shall remember in a minute, he said, ‘That wasn’t very Christian-like of him, was it?’ I said, ‘Well no, I didn’t think so either’. So he said, ‘Oh well, let’s see how you get on’. So I went back to&n[…]
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Yes.
His sister?
His younger sister, yes. Yes.
Her Christian name was...?
Kathleen.
Kathleen.
Kay[ph] she was always called.
Right. Mhm. Right. How many in the family? Because one knows rea[…]
[…]woRichard Levin  5:20  Yes, the Paris affair was oneI've gone to do in a minute and directors until the the directors there and fortunately Christian stuff in the car he was an expressive artist used to work a lot, filling for a couple of Box? in the road. Nice. All right.Well, we'llfinish[…]
[…]y cameras, you know, any lens, but the color quality didn't match, in my opinion, to the Technicolor standard. There is or was. And I always remember Christian chatters, I by the last two lighting cameras who were hanging on to technical until they withdrew the cameras. Three strip, yes, yeah. And t[…]
[…]they gave me a lot of help. Anyway, I wrote a syllabus for a new school subject which would be called Social Geography. All the Aid charities: Oxfam, Christian Aid, War on Want., were very supportive. I wrote out this programme and Jack took it up. I'd known Kenneth Thompson who was an ex Colonial O[…]
[…]ko Kishi? That's ke IKOKISHI. But they always caught it kisi ke ko because the Japanese put the surname first and they wish it but her I mean her her Christian name if you can call that about Japanese was Keiko. I thoughtTeddy Darvis  16:03  that that wind cannot read came after summer mad[…]
[…]ko Kishi? That's ke IKOKISHI. But they always caught it kisi ke ko because the Japanese put the surname first and they wish it but her I mean her her Christian name if you can call that about Japanese was Keiko. I thoughtTeddy Darvis  16:03  that that wind cannot read came after summer mad[…]
