[…]andy shop. And I had customers like Frank Sinatra and all these people, it was all very exciting. And then finally I got a job with Twentieth Century Fox, through contacts. I'd met, through introduction, Rene - I think it was Rene Wilson - an editor from England years ago, was living in America, and[…]
[…]t it, Bob, we didn't have it for long, because sound on film was coming in. Oh I never mentioned that did I? Our first sound on film was from the old Fox company - not 20th Century Fox, the old original Fox Company.Bob Allen: Yes, William Fox.MA: There was a film called 'Speakeasy', and we, as proje[…]
[…]at I was doing there but I know that Michael Medwin asked me to speak to Sandy Lieberson who was in a short period of looking after Twentieth-Century Fox about the finance for something that Memorial were hoping to do. And I went to see Sandy whom I know and after I had done my duty by Michael I sai[…]
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[…] this country. He said of course he'd left Pathe and was joining British Movietone News. British Movietone News consisted of Harmsworth and of course Fox 20th Century. Well, at the beginning of the foundation of that reel, a number of Americans came over to teach us how to use sound. And he said to […]
[…] so, excellent. Continue good work." Errm...Paul er...Paul er... Alan Lawson: Fox? Cyril Page: Paul Fox. He used to do all […]
[…] I? Our first sound on film was from the old Fox company - not 20th Century Fox, the old original […]
[…] who was in a short period of looking after Twentieth-Century Fox about the finance for something that Memorial were hoping […]
[…] News. British Movietone News consisted of Harmsworth and of course Fox 20th Century. Well, at the beginning of the foundation […]
