[…]d on the 27th February, 1990, side 1. NS Going to kick off Alan? AL Um, right, er, first of all Jack, when and where were you born? JG London, 1930, North London, born. AL And schooling? JG Oh my God, I went through a whole variety of schools, it was leading up to and during[…]
[…]where was the factory? By the way, you did mention it, but the factorySpeaker 1  37:36  was at Bendin Valley in off Garrett lane, southwest London.Roy Fowler  37:43  Oh, yes, Wandsworth, that's right,Speaker 1  37:47  yes, it was there because the wandle went right by i[…]
[…]ther, Claude Arundel. All right. He also joined the company, and they decided to, you know, upstairs from Leeds and bring down their business down to London. And they set up a firm somewhere in just in the in central London Oxford street somewhere. And there are churches today with his name associat[…]
[…]n’t you really?Yes, thank goodness.Y es.Yes.Tell us a little bit about your family? Where were you born first of all? Where was...?Oh the East End of London.Really?There’s no question. My mother came from, originally from Warsaw I think and therewas, you know, there was the usual immigration nonsens[…]
[…]is time, and I really had to learn quite quickly what to do.Norman Swallow: On a personal level, where did you live at this time? Which area of London?Julia Cave: Oh, yes I was living in Highgate. With three other girls in a flat.Norman Swallow: Not BBC girls?Julia Cave: Well one turned […]
[…]hen you born?Anthony Mendleson : Yes I can, in February 1915.Linda Wood : and where?Anthony Mendleson : Where?Linda Wood : Ah hmm.Anthony Mendleson : London.Linda Wood : London, yes. Did your family have any connection with the film industry or...?Anthony Mendleson : No not at all.Linda Wood : Not a[…]
[…] you know who he did it with?Unknown Speaker  2:14  I believe it could have been EdwardsUnknown Speaker  2:19  in the East End of London,Unknown Speaker  2:24  was a tool maker, yes, yes, yes. But I, you know, I wouldn't be sure of that. I do know that he was a lifelong[…]
[…]reels were in enormous competition with each other and they would buy the rights and other companies would pinch it and they had newsreel theatres in London which showed nothing else and they would sometimes bring out two or three issues a day – tt was 1ike a newspaper – if something big was on. I w[…]
[…]tion for being relatively doing me violence, totally deserved.  [laughter] And when I was 16, I ran away from the Christian brothers and came to London, and I've been here ever since. RL: 2:25 Oh, that's fascinating. You ran away. GM:  Yes. RL: Because- I thought that w[…]
[…]nt, who had sent him here as a supply commissioner for cotton. He was in the situation of cotton import and export. So it meant that we were based in London, but he used to commute to Manchester and those days dark and satanic as it was post war Britain. Darrol Blake  1:12  […]
