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[…] father again, he was very strict in those days, was Dave Robson! He said, "How about this job?" So I said, […]

[…]Theatre. I was engaged as assistant stage manager and understudying the leads, going on in many crowd scenes and small parts, and quite a cast. Flora Robson  was the leading lady, Tony Guthrie was the young director, and Robert Donat  was the young juvenile, (laughing) so that was a good r[…]

[…]em in that, sort of again it’s all one off projects but television… sort of… even there they’ve been cutting back and trimming. You know that because Dave used to work Alder Boutique and I’ve got friends who work or the BBC and they’ve been cutting back a lot sort of, you know all this about we’re g[…]

[…]th the british Entertainment History Project This is Sidney Cole interviewing Ena Baga on 28th February 1990 for the ACTT History Project, David Robson recording.SC: Ena I know you started quite early in your profession as an organist, and an accompanist, in a way that you have made famous, in […]

[…]mixing job as a dubbing mixer, earning 40 pounds a week. They were paying Cyril brown 50. But I then I still had there with me, Graham Bloomfield and Dave Roberts and Fred Haywood. They'd all come over from Covent Garden, and we so when we were mixing, Graham had a week's holiday, and we needed an e[…]

[…]ter I think after winning the war I probably came to England to do top secret for the circus in Jamaica warehouse which was what did they.SPEAKER: M12Dave what did they use in this country now. I mean for dramas serious like Pride and Prejudice they would let me shot on Super 16 no studio 60 days.SP[…]

[…] - who's that? Tilly Day: David Farrar. Sidney Cole: Oh Dave Farrar? Yes... Tilly Day: Yeah... Sidney Cole: What was […]