[…]s studio. Both had a lot of experience totally starting right from the beginning you were born in London whereaboutsLeslie Norman 0:49 Oh news near the studios therethat was whenOh, that's extraordinary. You're younger than I am.I don't think they were and then he would watch your family[…]
[…] used to come...I only know him by going into the new cinemas and seeing his lovely colour travelogue films...And er...He […]
[…]and I used to go up and rewind the film. Well in Dad's shop...um...I used to serve in the shop occasionally...and in the shop came a gentleman who I knew, a Mr Bevan...and er...I heard that he was with HMV...Well, all I knew was that HMV was the dog with the big...the er earpiece stuck down his nose[…]
[…] is still the same set except that there is a new window put in it because something has been written […]
[…]asgow to go to Strathclyde University after I had finished school to do electronic engineering and I went to do that course, not because initially I knew what I wanted to do but because I felt that that was the general field that I wanted to work in. And first, at the Freshers Fair at University, th[…]
[…]my intention to stay at strand, I got a father figure of three years. And at that age, three years is a long time. Anyway, so I set about introducing new equipment. And fortunately, there was a man who liked you using it as new equipment. And there were these beam lights or pageant landers, as we ca[…]
[…]nemployed musicians - unemployed because of the coming of sound, strangely enough, people who played in the pits in cinema - and that was called 'The New Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra'. And I was one of four, the youngest of four. There was a big gap between me and the other three, something like […]
[…] – only one TV service - on BBC TV on New Year’s Day 1959. Once again playing the head boy […]
[…]'s because the food was so marvellous and very, very plentiful. And it was my father who took Korda to see his first movie- there's a cafe called the New Yorker in Budapest which was where all the journalists and actors and writers met and they owner of that cafe got a projector and put up a sheet a[…]
[…] in a way that private industry is not able to do. Now, you ask whether this is going on today? I think that the, the hard men in industry have taken new heart from recent political developments and they are not any longer sure that the public need own these great corporations, you see, and they, th[…]
