[…]hat do you know of his early his youth and where he grew up, right?Unknown Speaker  0:56  He went to St. Peter's school, a public school in New York. He was born in New York, he was no he was born. And Caspian mother g Don, and sorry. God, woman, God woman, he was born God, oh my God, sorr[…]
[…]ing. By the time they get to the fourth one, they've given up, indulged and spoiled? Well, yes, spoiled by My dear mother, of course, and and nobody knew, precious No, never did a day's work in my life.Roy Fowler  3:15  The origins are, it would seem to me, very comfortable English middle […]
[…]ld's offices. But as it happened, Dick Donald was walking up scheme, terrorists round the corner from their offices. And I, we saw each other and he knew I was, and I said, You've closed a number of your cinemas down, what happened to the old projectors? Because being a projection as I was intereste[…]
[…]like a good many people in the sixties, when television was really starting out, in the whole of the UK really, as much as in Scotland, I had been in newspapers. I started out in newspapers. I started out in the old Kemsley chain who had a lot of newspapers in Scotland and they were eventually bough[…]
[…] mean my father did a white collar job and so money was quite limited and I think it was, they had, I mean I think my mother had great conflict, she knew North London had been avery good school and she wanted her daughter to go to a very good school but I don’tthink she realised the implications of […]
[…]: F1It attracted me even at that age the intimacy of the cinema. The magic of the beam of light coming out you couldn't see where it came from but I knew that when I after seeing a few films I turned my head to try and find out where that being came from. I was hooked. I think it has also to do with[…]
[…]sp;jobs until 10:00 at night and went home. It was interesting because. If you knew nothing about photography I'd never take the picture in my life. You know yo[…]
[…]y Lou and I left Eastern? in an air raid and took the train to Glasgow, and got on a ship called the Cameroonian which was in convoy with evacuees to New York, and took us 10 days to get to New York with outsight of  land. It was actually torpedoed and sunk on its return journey.Alan Lawson &nb[…]
[…] gave you about three and a half hours entertainment which you could just squeeze in another film if you wanted to after that, which was opposite the new Victoria Cinema in Edinburgh.John Taylor: Your parents were quite happy you went to the cinema.Jimmy Gilbert: I think so. My mother was a sort of […]
[…]nbsp;that was 1928 when talkies started and uh he he wanted to go into the newsreel business which was just being formed and uh I think British movie tone […]
