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[…]se she married him.John, John Reeve.Reeve, that’s right, and she married John Reeve.She married John Reeve, yes.That’s right.And then he went to Film Producers’ Guild, no he went to Rayam [ph 30:24] didn’the, Rayam [ph 30:26]?Yes, yes, yes. And anyway came the day when, when Tony Harvey rang me up a[…]

[…]p; 0:00  The copyright of this recording is vested in the Bectu History Project, Bill Ward, television technician since 1936 director, producer, programme executive, interviewer, Norman Swallow with Alan Lawson recorded on the 21st of January, 1997 side one,  Alan Lawson&nbs[…]

[…]have ever had actually. A company had been formed called Bryanston and another called Britannia, and another one called Pax, and they were a group of producers, one headed by Michael Balcon, and the other one by Stephen Pallos, I think Stephen's still alive, I asked about him the other day and someb[…]

[…]was about 1936, I'm not familiar with the date - Bill Salter and I had been shunted over to [Islington]. Because we'd made a good impression with the producer over there who was in charge called Ted Black. He asked if we could go over there and work for him. So we went over to Islington, Bill Salter[…]

[…]hs  9:07  Who were the people there, do remember any of them? Margaret Thomson  9:08  Yes, I do indeed. Bruce Woolfe was the producer. He... it was his company. Well I suppose his company along with Gaumont British. He had actually done this sort of work before, with his own[…]

[…]ing tests on. They tried to get neutral light across the scale and whites on the card and shadow detail and everything 1ike that, and that's what the producer saw together with his black and white rush prints for checking action.KGY: Where you ever aware of all the criticism, especially coming from […]

[…]: 01:32:04 & 00:31:04 (02:03:08)[00:00:00]The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project. Kitty Marshall, documentary film producer. Interview, Gloria Sachs. Recorded on the first of February, 1988, side one.Although it’s considered to be impolite to ask a lady her age [la[…]

[…] to [Islington]. Because we'd made a good impression with the producer over there who was in charge called Ted Black. […]