[…]sturbed because if they happen to have come out rather darker than some of the whites, they were victimized quite definitely by the army kids and I remember being in a playground and having to fight the battle on behalf of a rather darker child who claimed to be Welsh. These kids obviously wan[…]
[…]l of course, and did you leave school at fourteen in those days or when?Yes, I left school at fourteen with no qualification whatsoever.And can you remember when you were a kid Harry what, what did you want to be in life?[Pause] Mm, mm. [Pause] Well, that sort of sets a few hairs going. Mm, I had a […]
[…]n those sorts of things gave it to me only last week as a matter of fact. A fellow who I know, he belongs to the Hammer Film Society of which I am an honorary member, having worked for so long with Hammer films, and he lives at Stanmore. And I went up to see him, he came and collected me. Do you kno[…]
[…]film about the changes in coal mining which took place during one man's working lifetime. Started the film out in black and white and then real two went back&nb[…]
Side 1 Ralph Bond  0:00  This is a tape recording with three ACTT members who have spent all or most of their working life in film laboratories. We have Bert Craik, Sam Williams, and Alf Cooper. And we're going to discuss the many, many changes that have taken place both in technical […]
[…] a jolly good time seeing the country and swimming in nice...oh, and seeing the Test Match. It was on at the time. Yeah, so they met somebody made us honorary members of the Melbourne Cricket Club, you see and I took time off and set through days. It was one of these timeless tests, I think. Saw Hob[…]
[…]ird baby there, and I parked in it and I was amazed to find it was suddenly just next row where I had the wrong. I actually saw the house. I didn't remember it, of course, and and from then, I think we were living in Brixton in those days. From Brixton, we went to Clapham and moved around Catan my w[…]
[…] Wardour Street, where we took over Edibell Studios - the Edibell company - they had a studio on the top floor and we had the top two floors. And I remember very well we paid three hundred[p1] a year for them inclusive, including the studio.Alan Lawson: What actual job did you do?Cyril Penningt[…]
