[…]ith those and …RF: Were there not any union problems…JR: No, they were both union members. I mean Paul Rabiger was a union member…RF: ACT?JR: ACT. Or NATKE…RF: It was NATKE, of course, in those days, yes.JR: And the hairdressing girl called Stephanie. And Peggy Moffat did her own makeup, always. But[…]
[…]ly.Roy Fowler: Looking at that 3 fold union activity, the electricians always somewhattough minded in terms of their interest as they saw it, and the NATKE people were theyMaurice Carter: Yes, at one period they got, this period, everybodyRoy Fowler: Was this post war discontent do you thinkMaurice […]
[…]absthat office work was covered by our union.[OI] Yes.Been, if I‟d of gone to a television company...[OI] Yes.Or, mm, film company it would have been NATKE or something like that.[OI] What, what, what perhaps would you have liked to have tried in the film business?I don‟t know really because I don‟t[…]
[…]found that feeling. So much of people being so keen on their job, you know?Alf Cooper  16:11  Yes, that's right. Yes. When did you get into NATKE?Jim Gorrie  16:14  Well, we joined it was part of the deal when we went to the cinema the Regal the first month I was  14 of join[…]
[…]icity department, when I went into the budget department at Denham, Tom O'Brien insisted that was - I had to lay down my card.Sidney Cole: And have a NATKE card?Kay Mander: No, I didn't, I refused to join it, I just didn't have anything. And when I went back onto production, I re-joined - said to AC[…]
