[…]ship and ended up in Shoreditch, Teck, it was actually nothing to do with films, it wasfurniture and cabinet making. It was one of my cause I remember one of my first big disappointments, I took the the examination, the test papers at Shoreditch tech, Technical College, beautiful building, arc[…]
[…]yes” and as they left, he put his hand into his inside coat pocket and his wallet had gone. [laughs] So I mean that’s what went on and that’s why I remember the name Wendell Willkie. You know it could have happened to Robert Donat and I’d have remembered because it was Robert Donat. I can see him no[…]
[…]her was in India – my mother and I spent the war, I think – well we were evacuated for a while to Derbyshire on a farm, I don’t rememberChristine Collins Page 3Tape 17very much about it, you know, the usual things about a dog and, you know, cows and thefarmer saying, ‘Mind t[…]
[…] Studios in Shepherds Bush. In those days, it was Brooklyn road, or the rather the goldhawk end of, of it was called Brooklyn road. And I very well remember the old glass shed, as we used to call it. It was also known as go months in those days. And there was a little house at the end of the glass s[…]
[…]sedregiment, they sprang up like mushrooms at that time 1940 this was and it was stationed quite nearStirling and Callander and places like that. I remember the fall of France sitting in the mess and oneof these old dead-beats, the Colonel, a chap called Frankie Elliot, in the dead silence after the[…]
[…]! We had Kurt Korer and Gunther Granth and of course dear old George Perimount.Arthur Graham: Just going back to the Clapham Common Studio, can you remember what happened to the studio, did it go on after you left, or did it...Eric Cross: No, no it closed down.Arthur Graham: You were at the Wembley […]
[…] not, where you had to peel apart two pieces of paper as part of the thing. And we looked at various other manufacturers’ products as well. I can’t remember the names. All sorts of miscellaneous projects like that. Basically, we didn’t really develop in the technical sense new products in the UK res[…]
[…] I mean, it wasn't till sort of early 80s. And I'd live this quite sort of marginal, peripatetic existence, I was a single mother, I painted, I was a member of Trotskyist revolutionary organisation for a while, and it was all really, I was skint, we had no money whatsoever, but it was a very happy t[…]
[…]Well, looking at what I’ve said is there anything you want to ask me?No, no, I think you’ve covered, you’ve covered the ground very well there, and remember there is that other interview presumably that was done by the History Project that people could also consult as well.Yes, yes, yes.Mm, yes, let[…]
[…]hat being a.SPEAKER: M5Being a normal Catholic. I was certainly ostracized. And I was.SPEAKER: M3Like wait for me to arrive writer and so. Now I do remember. I got rather fed up with it. It is in the school grounds I had. An old Well it was originally called the Coffee problem. If they wanted to tal[…]
