[…]ad and his his sister was the lady at the box office who was always knitting.SPEAKER: M20She sat in this booth pretty much all day knitting and never opening the copies of these trade papers and I spied them one day and I wondered what they were. I could see they were to do with film and she said we[…]
[…]g school every night next to theCOI in Baker Street which Jimmy Davidson presided over and he was the first there I should think5.30 pm, did the pubs open at 5.30 pm? and he was the last out I should think 10.30 pm and peoplecame and went but Jimmy was the string on which the beads, and he told stor[…]
[…] first there I should think 5.30 pm, did the pubs open at 5.30 pm? and he was the last out […]
[…]who were working on those educational programmes, working on documentaries, well working on all Rediffusion’s output really so it was a bit of an eye opener to me and I certainly found out a huge amount more about sources of information which became very useful to me. So that’s that [Unclear] […]
[…]ER: M5But yes I think we also had some very good training from it goes a bit later on actually. But when we went to the library at Pinewood Pentecost opened he was very good at showing how to handle film. I seem to remember Yes I learned very quickly. Yes. Yes. Anyway sorry i've gone but for a while[…]
[…]re some I'm leaping right ahead now to now, if you like.Keith Ewart 30:11 I'd like to do Young Person's Guide. I know exactly that's very open, how it should be done. I know exactly how it should be done. I know somebody else who's doing it. You mean young persons go to the office? Yes, […]
[…] resigned from the Communist Party. They told me they should not put work for my political duty. They've had an earlier stage. So the work before you open is to do my academic work. Yeah. My political views at that time. I think this is I remember Roger was probably to be a case. Yes, because in ser[…]
[…]ailways at that time were expensive and he found that by taking a coach full of people, they used to call them charabancs in those days and they were open topped jobs, folding hoods. He could take people to Brighton for the day for much less money than railways were charging. And it was a huge succe[…]
[…]n and we came to the traffic lights at Hangar Lane, before the underpass there. And I stopped for the lights, and before I could do anything the door opened, and a tramp got in, he just opened the door and said Rolls Royce ain't it guv'nor. I said yeah, he said do me fine, do me fine, he said. And b[…]
[…]ube Explosion’ which looked at the implications of IVF from the genetic point of view. Because the melding of the sperm and the ovum outside the body opened up a number of possibilities for genetic engineering and that sort of thing, therefore it seemed to me – having done the original films – we sh[…]
