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[…] Projectionist (discussion of early sound systems) Late 1930s -40s - Paramount News 1940s - Army Kinematograph Service (AKS), Pinewood. 1940s […]

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[…]our or five months and he sent for me. I went up and saw him in the box. He said, "I've got a nice job for you." I said, "Oh, what's that?" He said, "Paramount News, over at East Acton - the jobs yours, I've been in touch with them." So I went over there and we get round to now an entirely different[…]

[…] Mick because he was red-hot on spots, having come from Paramount and places like that where they had big stage […]

[…] was that the stage show would be covered by the whole of the shift in the spot gallery, under Mick because he was red-hot on spots, having come from Paramount and places like that where they had big stage shows. And he said, "It means I've got to leave the projection to you, Dave." I thought, "Well[…]

[…]ordon Hales  37:38  No, I visited Universal I visited most of the studio's I had a certain amount of introductions. The Metro Goldwyn Mayer Paramount, was that them I saw some of the Chiefs but particularly I got to know the editors and was the guest stayed in the house of the assistant ed[…]

[…]f Birmingham because if, if it had been hit of course twenty streets would have gone up if, because they were all there, MGM, and Warners and Fox and Paramount and Colombia, were all around John Bright Street in Birmingham.They’d moved out into a country house about five miles outside Birmingham in […]

[…]n dramatic. And I assume that maybe he nearly got run over. But I don't know because that's the only image I've gotAlan Legard  11:31  1931 Paramount Skippy, and directed by Norma TurogRichard Marden  11:38  written by Joe MankewichAlan Legard  11:39  by Jor Mankewich J[…]

[…]car and bring the film's down to the hall? And then can you fix the car? So he did all that. And I remember it was a Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis from paramount in colour. And he got he came, he brought the films down, carried them up the ladder, and they were all on spools ready, and onto the machin[…]

[…]tinuity might get bigger his money in the bank. And that was the attitude. So off the casino came I was then a battle that guy from Western had built paramount. And bad Owen Stein had been taken by Paramount from United Artists to head the European operations side paramount and they had a sick pictu[…]