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[…]han a small village, and not absolutely certainly wasn't far away. Mike Dick  2:00:21  There were two. I mean, one is called Columbia. Madeline Smith  2:00:25  I think it may have been which Mike Dick  2:00:27  Nestle's in th[…]

[…]k, I must have looked after me, and showed me around and introduced me to various other people and various other special effects people, you know, at Columbia and Warner's and that sort of thing. And we it was a little convention type of thing, which is, which is quite challenging ideas. Quite good.[…]

[…]was, we went out to where they were building Colombia, and the idea was that we would take off in the same way, we would premiere in the same week as Columbia taking off. Unfortunately, it was two years late as they had engine trouble, so we were in science fiction rather than space fact, but NASA l[…]

[…]mbia, and then they changed over from Colombia to Victor, much against my wishes, because Victor wasn't as good. Their records had more surface. Lois Columbia had the patent of the cheap material with a very expensive material on top. They had the patent for that. Victor couldn't use it. You see, Vi[…]

[…]ave to say to you even producing something like the Wheel of Fortune was, you know, was a great experience! I mean, there was another community. Sony Columbia Tristar who was the Company eventually in America who owned the world rights to Wheel of Fortune, once a year they would bring together the f[…]

[…]in was quite a radical idea, picking up on the sort of ideas that Kay had been educating me in, which was held at the FIAF Congress in Cartagena , in Columbia, so yes there was an interesting struggle to be fought to persuade the wider film archive community. Part of that of course was the reco[…]

[…]ire’, Colin Welland, Hugh Hudson39.25        TV, ‘1st Love’ C441.20        Became head of Columbia Pictures, (which he hated)52.00        Awards and ambitions55.00        Union &am[…]

[…]w they existed really.  It was all I could to do was to save up four (shillings) and tenpence ha’penny to get a record… a 78… or, if it was HMV, Columbia or Parlophone, it was three (shillings) and sevenpence… The four and tenpenny ha’penny ones were the American ones Brunswick… Capitol… and… L[…]

[…]also working, going on from Hammer, I was going to mention one other time I worked with Bert was with erm, Run a Crooked Mile for Universal Columbia Pictures or Universal Pictures. I should be on there, and the executive producer from America wrote an article for one of the trade magazines[…]

[…]r than you anticipated. So at 29’25oyou had to make what was called system, which was the CBS Telop came up and the announcers said, “This is CBS the Columbia Broadcasting System” then from straight down for the next 20 seconds you had a local commercial, which was going out on WCBS TV, the local st[…]