[…]ys he realized he had to. And so there was a nother problem in that the writer W.P. Lipscomb who had written films in Hollywood like the Tales of Two Cities I think Tale of Two Cities. He had written a script and was puting the film and Cyril had decided to take no notice of the script whatsoever an[…]
[…]n to become a film star. Her films included Shooting Stars (1927), The Return of Carole Deane (1938) and Dead Lucky (1960).I: 29th of May 1996 we are at BECTU headquarters and it’s a great honour and pleasure, a privilege to be interviewing Chilli Bouchier. Chilli welcome to, BECTUCB: Thank you very[…]
[…]ure. We went to Finland down to Italy and then I went across to America with him. I got my to America. And then I also finished off by we had several cities in the in the United States which had to be this where the character came from, and I had a little jaunt, going from New York to Chicago to San[…]
[…]hings Japanese but that was only because of the dreadful things they did in China. And I remember an edition of Picture Post showing the Japanese atrocities which really as a child had a great effect on me. Roy Fowler  32:49  Really.Jonathan Balcon  32:50  I thought this was[…]
[…] to find the BBC even find the right department of the BBC. Fortunate to meet up with Hugh Carleton Greene and all those superb intellectuals the capacities of everybody there and to indeed to have joined the BBC.So, called up, you go for six-week primary training, which is you know, thumping up and[…]
 BEHP 0048 Val Guest Transcript.Tape 1 of 8Please note that the use of the Val Guest tapes is restricted and the copyright remains with Val Guest and his estate. Interview with Val Guest, writer, producer, director, at his house…on 17th August 1988.[NB This transcript, whilst ‘complete’ include[…]
[…]tten. I like to get one author and read everything that he's written on - usually it was 'he' then.Interviewer (unidentified): So you read 'Living in Cities'?Jill Craigie: Oh yes, 'Culture of Cities', 'The Techniques of Civilisation', all those books I read. I read nearly all the books of the archit[…]
[…]ns from the aircraft factory to Paris. We sit we got permission to fly down the shores and easy at 500 feet which is very low and very rarely done in cities we got permission from the French authorities. We went round the Eiffel Tower within a steep bank at the same height as the Eiffel Tower so you[…]
[…]ns from the aircraft factory to Paris. We sit we got permission to fly down the shores and easy at 500 feet which is very low and very rarely done in cities we got permission from the French authorities. We went round the Eiffel Tower within a steep bank at the same height as the Eiffel Tower so you[…]
[…]s smaller capacity, was easy for accommodating either separate performance presentations or continuous scheduling that did not require the larger capacities of the other two units. Although I would work in all three, the New Oxford was my favourite although after finding my feet there I usually foun[…]
