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[…]o BIP and in charge there was the Supervising Art Director, Clarence Elder who liked my work and he said "I will give you a job in a years' time. Go ahead and do some designs for films and so forth, whatever I wanted to do" So I went back within the day, after my first appointment. Again that year I[…]
[…]I suddenly got wind, heard of a job over at The Bush for loader clapper you see. So I phoned him up and I got the job, and I did it. I went above the heads of the people running the loading room, which old Brocklebank[?] - he was a nice enough bloke but I knew what he'd do, he'd push somebody else i[…]
[…]because he used to talk to me occasionally. And there was nothing in it for him to talk to a boy of seven and a half or eight. He was a redheaded man. And I then heard my grandfather say, you know, and lowering his voice in a conspiratorial manner, he said, you know that Flynn […]
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[…]e standard size and you often see it in old-fashioned newsreel. If you look at an old-fashioned newsreel of the First World War, you'll find people's heads are cut off, their feet are cut off and you can't see what's on the left of the screen. This is because it was in camera and it's on the negativ[…]
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[…] for a job at Sainsbury's at Blackfriars, which was the head office I think of Sainsbury's in those days, well […]
