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[…]n Turner: Gaumont News, yes. And there I was, the chief 'humper' in those days, humping gear for various cameramen. The first job I went out was with Jimmy Humphries who was a very pleasant man but we went to the zoo to film an okapi which had just come over here, it was some weird animal, a bit lik[…]

[…]tution in Wiltstone near Harrow andlearned the basics of photography. And then I was taken on as assistant camera man by a tempcalled James Hodgson - Jimmy Hodgson - who was, again, an ex news camera man for “TheMarch of Time". And I worked as an assistant camera man for “The March of Time" right up[…]

[…]gs with guns a Nabarro of guys have never had big stars in it. David Nevin Affleck well. Girl could I really Pappas and Jesus gala and young American Jimmy Darin and Greg Peck. And there was one other. And there were six big stars. They all had their own cars their own chauffeur driven cars assigned[…]

[…]r doing some music for a film called guilty chimneys, which is one of the first Ico films I remember. I mean, I'm talking about quite early 50s Goody Jimmy's, it's about smoking and the suppression of dirt in the atmosphere to cities and that kind of thing. And the case, experience writing the music[…]

[…] I think somewhere about that.[00:13:00.390] - SPEAKER: F1 As well and I stayed there with them for a while. Eventually when the Bush goes down. Jimmy needs came there as an editor and the issues. No no no. When the Bush closed I'm sorry you to have been there as an adversary to come back from.[…]

[…]I have forgotten his name.Tape 2 Side A (Side 3)Teddy Darvas: I got £4.00 a week which was half the salary I had been getting as a publicist and Jimmy Shields was now one of the top sound editors, started a week before me as a numbering boy, and he got £5.00 a week which is - we are great frien[…]

[…]er ones had all joined up and and the they began to sort of comes through again When the war ended, but the ones who are actually there. Did you know Jimmy Jimmy wants us at all? Yeah, he was now of course. And I did work with him eventually. Which is quite interesting. He was very good. He was a ha[…]

[…]hing, and it was published in all the papers. Because in those days, you see, I took in the days when, I mean, there was a famous photographer called Jimmy Sign of the Times. My job in those days was to get these pictures in any pictures of trains into the and the times in those days would print a h[…]