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[…] offices, I was chairman of the Finance Committee, I was honorary treasurer, chairman of the Membership Committee, chairman of the […]

[…] producing animations as a boy by drawing directly onto pieces of film salvaged from nearby cinemas. He later relocated to […]

[…] Norman Swallow, Alan Lawson Transcriber: Alexis Poole Norman Swallow: Copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU History Project. […]

[…] had Spoliansky who was some Hungarian friend of his, a member of the family or something. RG: From your war […]

[…]e and my mother used to go to London once a year for the Motor Show. And they always went to see a musical, things like, bless the bride, I seem to remember. Nick Gilbey  2:19  So, what did you? Did you have a television Elizabeth Bale  2:24  he got […]

[…]on the telly,Mike Dick  6:22  sort of early memories of childhood.Speaker 1  6:24  Oh, the child, my childhood. I mean, I don't remember much in the 50s, but I went once we moved to, I mean, we moved about a bit from London, we moved to a few houses before we bought kerfield, the[…]

[…]n we start off by...if you could tell me when you were born and a bit about your family background and early life?Larry Allen: Well as far as I can remember, you know, I can remember the soldiers coming back from the First World War and taking the puttees off for one other relation. I was sat on the[…]

[…] manager with experience at AR TV Rediffusion television and London Weekend Television. Gerald is now retired. The interviewer is john P. Hamilton, a member of the committee. The date Tuesday the 16th of November 1993. Our recordist is our esteemed Chairman Roy Fowler. And we're all you know that wi[…]

[…]a city office as an office boy. I won't tell you how many stamps I stole. During that time I used to take the Boy Scout, a little magazine, you may remember - and in it I saw an advertisement one day with a handsome young man in naval uniform with a ball of the earth, with his foot on the ball, the […]

[…] boy climbs up ladder, goes through window, finds his girl with heavy. Now finish the story!" So I ad-libbed something or other, [chuckles] I don't remember what the hell! But anyway he said, "All right, take you on as a junior writer, fifty dollars a week." And that's how I started in Hollywood.Sid[…]