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[…]Tony masters went home, and he came back the next morning, and he put up three sketches that could have been done by Colossians. Don't be the gas per head. Whisper, oh, and it was you couldn't at all. They hadn't done them. He took the took the window, Attorney man, when he showed nothing to say, Oh[…]

[…]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[…]

[…], I suppose. And during that time, I was wanting to get into more technical kind of work. And through friends, I got an introduction to a man who was head of Research at Dollis Hill, the Post Office Research Station; a man called Robinson. He pulled the strings a bit and got me appointed as a youth-[…]

[…] H down beside the...Alan Lawson : The railway...Gordon McCallum : ...the railway. I think another line went out to Shepperton, and so the work went ahead. And it was announced that British & Dominions which owned the studio that was burnt down, they were going to become a partner at the new stu[…]

[…]ng, even silent films, Iseem to remember seeing silent films and later on I took myself off tosound films and it completely took hold of me and in my head deciding, atthe age of 15 deciding what to do when I left school there were threechoices, films, theatre or the BBC. Not acting, appearing but on[…]

[…] Vivienne - whose name I can't remember, she was the head of public relations. Sydney Samuelson: Right. Erica Masters: She […]

[…] would believe the things we had to put on our head. Though you can imagine having beautiful fresh costumes designed […]

[…] Alan Lawson : Yes that's right. Gordon McCallum : As head of sound. Alan Lawson : Yes. Gordon McCallum : […]