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[…]: You came into the industry through Walter Mycroft, going to BIP in 1928? SG: I actually came up with him in his little car on New Year's Day, 1928. It was his first day and my first day. RF: The story about him was that he was a fairly astringent critic[…]

Cyril Pennington-Richards (cameraman and director) 17/12/1911 - 2/1/2005by admin — last modified Aug 12, 2008 12:43 PMBECTU History Project - Interview No. 122[Copyright BECTU] Transcription Date: 2003-08-13Interview Date: 1990-01-09Interviewer: Alan Lawson and Colin Moffat Inter[…]

[…]to reduce with reduce with the old ermanganite process, you know, your film is dyed with a permanganite. And then it was put through a solution at bis- sulphate alive which removed the manganite and some of the shadows with it, which really was a better method than what they call the Bakers? I think[…]

BECTU History Project - Interview No. 118[Copyright BECTU] Transcription Date: 1998-12-12Interview Date: ??? Interviewer: Ralph Bond ?Interviewee: Ivor Montagu NB: This is evidently the transcript of the soundtrack of a filmed interview with Ivor Montagu (details not given on tap[…]

[…]:49  where were you born? In Battersea vry good and what were your parents?Albert Critoph  0:55  My, in what way you mean, the occupation, yeah. Occupation, the occupation. My My father was a boot repairManny Yospa  1:09  school in Battersea as well. Yes,Speaker 1  1:10[…]

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[…]eft after they had a fire at Stoll’s while they were making the ‘racing film’; went to Best Lab (which later became Humphries) next working in the pos-room waxing the rushes using a [Moy machine?]; he joined the ACT 24/1/36; he started at Humphries in 1934; Tony Schmitz; paid extra money for working[…]

[…]s, you know, blue collars and white collars?It wasn‟t organised.No.Until, mm, was it 1953 when we had this lockout?When we had the lockout, Fifty-four wasn’t it?Was it Fifty-four?Fifty-three, Fifty-four, I’m not sure.DAPHNE ANCELL 13Yes, but it wasn‟t organised until then.But right from the wor[…]