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[…] 2008 02:31 PM BIOGRAPHY: Ella Mallet was employed at the New Gallery Cinema, Regent Street as part of the orchestra from May […]

[…]lot of the pictures.EB: Well it was a special treat for me on a Sunday night, to go and see, but Father was offered a job in a very tough district in New North Road, where they objected so much to the pianist that they threw a bottle on his head, and he was in hospital.SC: Why did they do that?EB: W[…]

[…] M3 When were you born where I was born on November the. 2nd 1915 at a little place called Ruislip in Middlesex My mother and father had a lttle newsagents and tobacconists shop which is still there to this day. And. Ruislip then is a little village I mean there are a few shops by the station. […]

[…]mous amount of information you can give us, but you can tell us your career in the film industry, the film business?Ella Mallett : Well I went to the New Gallery, was interviewed by Terry Siskin[?] and Louis Levy in the May of 1914, just before the first Great War. Of course I carried on with the mu[…]

[…]'Connell street in Dublin. And then, when the Gate Theatre was formed, she never acted in the Abbey, as far as I know, she acted in the Abbey, but in New Orleans Mabus Theatre Company production, and it wasn't now the play, but the civil service domestic society, I think, took the abbey sometimes an[…]

[…] of Hollywood that came to us as a kind of new interest so my 04.10 first passionate involvement in the […]

[…]kind of milieu, which specifically involved our revival of interest in Hollywood or, rather a re-evaluation of Hollywood that came to us as a kind of new interest so my 04.10 first passionate involvement in the movies was really around this, diving into Hollywood cinema. I think it’s interesting to […]

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[…] and they asked me if I’d like to take over actually dishing out the records, so I said, yes please and I learned some of these names by heart and I knew the records numbers Ciraphone-HBC13 would have something like Farid al-Altrash singing ‘Al Rabeih’ which means ‘The Heart’.  And by this time[…]

[…]we did is we Donald had a big box hole car, an open car, and we put four two K's, I believe we had into the back, into the boot, and some cable and a Newman Sinclair and the tripod with a gyro head, and Donald and Bucha Cooper and myself went out to make this film. WeUnknown Speaker  16:22 &nbs[…]