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[…]er Art Directors That didn't do me very much good though. The Art Directors were very few. There was the most important one was Alfred Yunner over at Gaumont and there again, remembering my friend Klaus Richter, went over to meet him, and he was very pleased to see me and talked about Klaus and thin[…]

[…] oh …ALAN LAWSON: Didn’t everyone have a hand in that?HARRY MILLER: Well, not really, er, lots of people did, but he used to be either an Ealing or a Gaumont director, didn’t he?ALAN LAWSON: I can’t think who it was.HARRY MILLER: Because I remember I was given this job to do…ALAN LAWSON: Alex produc[…]

[…]ve enterprise, was it not? 00:30:50​ADOLPH:​Yes. ​Q:​Can you tell us about … 00:30:52​ADOLPH:​You see you had a, you had Pathé, Gaum-, Gaumont, Paramount, and Universal. ​Q:​And Movietone. 00:31:09​ADOLPH:​Yes. ​Q:​And all these newsreels were very much in competition w[…]

[…];So what was the equipment they used then in those early days, Chris Strachan  7:07   I think the first projector was a Gaumont Chrono projector. And, of course, there was only one projector, and at the end of every 10 minute reel, there would be a break, and this was a[…]

[…]ears ago I think it was the Barbados Broadcasting Corporation BBC only thing it ran which I'm currently in commonwealth countries telerecording was a British television programs. They're still finding them returning them you know all the businesses that come along. The dust is being pushed out. So t[…]

[…]ou said things began to change.Speaker 2  8:12  Yes 64 I was at Surbiton then i i was asked if I would go to the Odeon. Chelsea was the old Gaumont Palace but it was still it was renamed the Odeon. And six months later, I closed that cinema. And then I went back out on relief again for a w[…]