Richard Marden

[…]bing theatre where you do hear  everything perfect everything's wonderful is on you can't recommend that for who's going to be like at the local Odeon unfortunately I'mSpeaker 2  23:27  not sure devices around to get over this problem like compressors and things but people don't like […]

Emmanuel (Manny) Yospa

[…]azin: Yes. So why did the Ostrers leave and what was the situation?Manny Yospa: Well - I don't really know [chuckles]. No, the Ostrers, they were the Odeon people weren't they?Charles Drazin: Yes.Manny Yospa: No I don't know why. But I was stationed at Poole Street in Islington, though I occasionall[…]

Rodney Giesler

[…]he day and I didn't have to be back at school until the evening. Then I found myself in Leicester Square. I had a few bob on me, so I popped into the Odeon, and the film showing there was Odd Man Out. And that was a total milestone. I had been depressed for not more than an hour and a half, and I ca[…]

Pamela Mann-Francis (nee Mann)

[…]n Wembley. There was the Wembley Hall, which was an independent. There was the majestic which is now Tescos, I think. And there was the, and that was Odeon. And then, of course, there was the, what was it ABC? Was it the ABC, which was the Ritz, and we'd go, as I say, once, twice, three times a week[…]

Michael Clarke

[…] and spares will be nothing but meaning.Michael Legard  14:38  United is a very successful film, very successful. When it went round on the Odeon circuit, or whatever it was, there's a supporting film to one of the features well the other day and it got reviewed and films and filming by Ke[…]

L P (Bill) Williams

[…] because Rank only came into films, well he may have made some religious films before the war, I'm not sure. But it was during the war that he bought Odeon and those things, yes, that's when John Davis came along. No, Rank can't have had anything to do with it at that time.Rodney Giesler : We've got[…]
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