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[…]e who wants to get into the publicity department, perhaps you'd be good enough to see him and slammed the phone down. He said I' m sending you to the head of publicity, he gets rid of me, so another page boy was summoned. Incidentally Johnny Goodman could have been the pageboy because he won't mind […]
[…] there was still a sort of mark of a person's head. And this was the room in which Jessie had […]
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[…] phone down. He said I' m sending you to the head of publicity, he gets rid of me, so another […]
[…] I think, parked somewhere. And so we went backwards into 42 Union terrace, which was the Offices of James left Donald Aberdeen cinemas, and also the head office of the Aberdeen picture palaces, which were two companies that had amalgamated into the same family, the Donald family, who were four brot[…]
[…]nbsp;9:36 But I mean, that's extreme and I don't think certainly I didn't experience anything as extreme as that. But he was at least 10 years ahead of me.Unknown Speaker 9:48 I stayed at Highbury studio which wasUnknown Speaker 9:54 it was actually condemned, but it wa[…]
[…] would… if you had work with Granada, which was being processed at Humphries in Manchester, then if there was a serious problem, and it went over the head of the local lab, then I would go and deal with the Head of Film with a problem. But, I obviously… Humphries closed in ’85 and I went there in ’8[…]
