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[…] the Stoll Studios, Cricklewood in 1928. He remained with Wilcox, moving to British and Dominions at Elstree and working on […]

[…] while you were in America you saw your firs t moving picture. Is that right? Maurice Elvey : Yes. This […]

[…] I was very fond of has disappearing unfortunately. Arthur Graham: Moving onto another field altogether. Have you ever worked on […]

[…] and therefore putting it through the projector, you've got a moving picture, which was simple. I probably, might have been […]

[…] like their technici ans to become names so they started moving him down to less interesting … they took him […]

[…] Taylor/Peet: Grierson pushed everyone each way. His great thing was moving people around like a chessboard you know which was […]

[…] : David got on with Tony, the Museum of the Moving =mage was built for Leslie :ardcastle… CJ : Absolutely. […]

[…] angles we wanted, you see. And the liner was just moving very slowly and waiting for us to finish. And […]

[…] and I stood at the side of the set enthusiastically moving this drum backwards and forwards to produce the sound […]

[…] for the turn of the century. Notably elaborate and fast moving it made use of as many as a hundred […]