[…]e other, go home together at night’. So I was there for a year, and during that period I wrote to every single filmstudio, and to Arthur Elton at The Ministry of Information seeing if I could train as a continuity girl. And of course, nobody trained continuity girls then as they don't now, so I mean[…]
[…]hen the British aircraft is shown, and it's run the aircraft then we're all the all the new British aircraft and fighter planes were organised by the Ministry of Supply. So we had to make friends with the Ministry of Supply and the society of aircraft constructors. They are directors a man called Ed[…]
[…]hen the British aircraft is shown, and it's run the aircraft then we're all the all the new British aircraft and fighter planes were organised by the Ministry of Supply. So we had to make friends with the Ministry of Supply and the society of aircraft constructors. They are directors a man called Ed[…]
[…]good salary, plus all the perks, and er...Then we moved down to Ingersoll House in the Kingsway, before we took er Television House over from the Air Ministry, and er...I was in charge of er...Norman Dixon was the General Manager who came from Re-Diffusion and he...Great guy...Very nice indeed...Sco[…]
[…]w. And Hitler came along and of course the washing caught him and he fell into a trench - and different things like that. And then I got known by the Ministry of Information, you see. I don't know how it was, but I know that Churchill got to know my work. Because really speaking, I was unique in the[…]
[…] chief of sound at the time when I was at Paramount News, just before, well - the early years of the war. Because, having gone to Paramount News, The Ministry of Information, of course I was reserved occupation for a start. Well Albert Till[?] ran the whole thing on his own, and myself, and when we […]
