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[…] I donÔÇÖt remember tea breaks. It was just that the general pace was very leisurely. A director like Bill Bodeen […]

[…]sp;moved up through the the the management the lower management ranks he got to general manager with Bob Dibley was probably was the M.D. after more Bob I mean&[…]

[…]o call them salpois, not if you understand German, which means pig passions because of their behavior. See, Germans are very abrupt, as you know, and generally tough, very efficient. And the people in Strasbourg, as is Lorena, moreRoy Fowler  2:56  casual, and the Viennese do theSpeaker 1 […]

[…] mold. As far as engineering was concerned, their engineering base was in the early 1900s when they moved over to film, they divorced themselves from general engineering, and they stayed with films so, so they were doing things in the 1950sUnknown Speaker  4:08  that nobody else would drea[…]

[…] of the , CEO of the CBC, h e was general manager. He said, "Oh m e and Alphonse Ouimet […]

[…] what it was I was the kind of research officer as well. Now there were a lot of other things happening [Pause] in and around industry and society in general then. There were things like equal opportunities for example, mm, which the union hadn’tROY LOCKETT 9really committed to in any significa[…]

[…]of course, she had a big film career in the ‘50s with that strange Rank Organisation scene. And I mean the first thing she did was Medal for the General when she was about six years old. So I did this whole big movie, scrapbook almost, which was interesting, and other things besides. Anywa[…]

[…] mean the first thing she did was Medal for the General when she was about six years old. So I […]

[…]s, John, I think, one was called John McFadden, and one was called Paddy Fleming. And they were film starlet escorts. And I met this guy, and through general chatting, he suddenly phoned me one day and said there was a job going at Imperial House Regent Street, which was the Rank head office, or one[…]

[…]em. No, they were, no, they hadn't. But mother's influence was, it was, always, matters are a calming one,Roy Fowler  11:45  but it was the general one, and not specific in any sense of the performing arts. So you were, you were about to see grammar school, until when? What age?Unknown Spe[…]