[…] film he had done about a lion family. So I came over here and I. Couldn't get into the union of course.SPEAKER: M4In those days I worked for went to London Poly and did a bit of photography. I learnt photography as a way of learning something about the background of the industry. Eventually. Having[…]
[…]art with Sarah Erulkar?Well, you realise I’m from India, and I came over here when I was about five, when let’s face it, Indians were niggers in London, so it wasn’t a sort of terribly happy childhood.But I went to St Paul’s, I gather you’ll want to know, and then to university during thewar.Di[…]
[…]thday, I wanted to cinema To graph machine, and all we could think of my parents would think I was buying me one at damages, which was a big store in London. Now, these machines were very crude. And I've soon worked out I mean, they first of all, the first machine I had didn't even have a shutter on[…]
[…]thday, I wanted to cinema To graph machine, and all we could think of my parents would think I was buying me one at damages, which was a big store in London. Now, these machines were very crude. And I've soon worked out I mean, they first of all, the first machine I had didn't even have a shutter on[…]
[…]hat you basically grew up in highway.Simon Rose  9:14  Yeah, I was there to like, even after I started work, I was commuting from Africa to London.Ian Noah  9:23  serve as a highway from school.Simon Rose  9:26  Yes, I went to my schools. Well, I went to the private pri[…]
[…] all doing fire watching, one evening. And this evening it just happened that his evening coincided with mine. We were standing watching the Blitz on London and he said fantastic, this is much better than a movie, more searchlights over the docks and the bombs falling.Peter Musgrave: You were mentio[…]
[…]0, Maurice Carter, art director, interviewed by Roy FowlerSIDE ONE, TAPE ONERoy Fowler: When and where were you bornMaurice Carter: I was born in the London, in 1913, and I had the normal sort ofschooling, Gladstone, and I eventually went to an art school when I was 15.Roy Fowler: That was always pa[…]
[…]y. So in fact, I decided to become a bomber pilot. 18 Yeah, we, we were when were you born? I was born in 1922. And where, where were you brought up? London very much cockney? Yeah.Alan Lawson  3:10  Sorry, anyway, sorry,Unknown Speaker  3:11  fine. My sort of next event in my RA[…]
[…]re and when where you born?HARRY MILLER: 1904, November the 25th 1904.ALAN LAWSON: What kind of schooling did you receive?HARRY MILLER: I was born in London, by the way. My schooling was a Catholic Church school, we were Catholics our family were Catholic. In Macklin Street, I went to on[…]
[…]y car in the whole of the road.Rodney Giesler : Where were you living then?John Hogarth : Living in Kingsbury, which was in NW9, north west suburb of London. And we were able to then visit places of interest and relations and all those sort of things that made it possible because of the internal com[…]
