[…]d got to get us both apprenticed into a local South Croydon munitions factory, called Creed's who made the actual typewriters. He because he knew the manager terribly well, who used to work for him had been one of his foreman, when he was the manager of a much bigger setup, at the monotype actually,[…]
[…]. Harry did Harry What did half of it drunk homes at half? Get Lee was seconded to jack combs as well as a sort of, sort of top assistant runcam unit manager you know. So I worked with jack on that clip in that capacity at Merton Seaman. And I also worked with Harry who Harry hated me because he tho[…]
[…] minister or something. Anyway we were all, he was stage manager and John Hart Dyke and I were the two […]
[…] America and Russell Hunter who you people will probably know played I think it was the chief minister or something. Anyway we were all, he was stage manager and John Hart Dyke and I were the two ASMs and we both had parts in the play. So there were points in the play when there was nobody in the bo[…]
[…] the past but the other was. It was a special cinema so I became very much the film fan and the other important thing was when I think back to it the manager of the of the Regal Cinema in Boston was a man called Mr Howard and Mr and subscribed to the monthly film but not the monthly film but in the […]
[…]quite a successful dressmaker. And she had - amongst many of her clients - she had a lady whose husband happened to be at that time the general sales manager of a film company called British Lion Film Corporation. And Sidney Myers was looking, or somebody within British Lion was looking for some you[…]
[…]ult of history where an earlier Edward Williams had got a job in a massive digital steelworks of the guest family and had done very well and become a manager of that and then they'd asked to do their managers do works in Ironworks in Middlesbrough. And he then set up on his own And he made helicopte[…]
[…] nothing. I did actually apply for a job in 1938, to Alexander Korda and had a very nice letter from somebody called David Cunningham, the production manager at London Film Studios, who interviewed me and said, yes, they might be prepared to take me on as a trainee assistant editor at a salary of tw[…]
[…]fairly well known in those days anyway from television star radio staff and the manager of the mine had made arrangements for us to use the pit head parts […]
[…]I mostly all right. So that was really my sum total education. I'm an early leaver. I.SPEAKER: F5Was at my father's in the textile business. He was a manager and ended up as the chairman of quartile subsidiaries and. Worked his way up and he started and then his mother his father dining experience r[…]
