[…]uld go away with them to the Milan station, keep the Milan station alive as the recording engineer would call in from there and a German one from the Odeon Company would call in there and I would keep the station in good shape technically. So - 1927 - I go off to Milan.Q   […]
[…]ith the way she worked. But she was awkward. We went up to Yorkshire on location and 'All About Eve' was running in Skipton. So the management of the Odeon said, "Could I get her to make an appearance?" First of all she would then she wouldn't, then she would, then she wouldn't. In the end I said, "[…]
[…]you know when they’d made it, they didn’t know what to do with it because they’d made it seriously. And they finally got it shown, I think it was the Odeon Leicester Square-RF: I remember the London Pavilion, but I could be wrong.VG: Or was it the Pavilion? For Dr No, maybe it was. But I know that p[…]
[…]golden wedding. Our golden wedding about three years, four years ago, and you asked me that then, and I said that we lived in Muswell Hill, where the Odeon Cinema is today. My parents had a big house there, and about five houses further away. It was a private school where foreign girlsSpeaker 1 &nbs[…]
[…]Stanley about it, he had an orchestra of about thirty one, that’s all you can get in the pit.You know the pit comes up and out. Q: This is where, the Odeon?SAMUELSON: Yeah. And so he said “ You know what we’ll do (cough), I’ll arrange it and in the middle we’ll have trombone solo and I’ll ask Don Lu[…]
[…]needed. And at that time, Britain was having a rough time. They were being hammered in more ways than one. And I remember standing at the back of the Odeon Barnet, and you saw this 1000 bummer raid, this, that and the other. And you saw these silhouettes take off against the sky, all this droning, p[…]
[…] work on that? I think The New Lot was made at Wembley.HARRY MILLER: No, The Way Ahead if I remember rightly was supposed to show, start at the Odeon, Leicester Square, open on the Leicester Square the day that the doodlebugs started coming over.ALAN LAWSON: Ah, I see what you mean. It w[…]
[…] had ACT meetings with David and Ronnie. I remember Ronnie gettingup. I remember Harold Wilson came and made this speech about another nickel intothe Odeon, [a pun on a popular tune DS] you heard about that one, did you, and Ronnie would get up and say “don't let's kill the goose that lay the golden[…]
[…]s a very good print but ... I think we've toned it down a little bit.' Peter Hall, the Manager of the Plaza whom I knew very well, he had been at the Odeon and had been - I don't know whether he was promoted or what, he said, 'Bill, it's time you retired.' Well, I was then 70, he says, 'You've been […]
