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[…] sound levels were correct but also to see the whole programme go through. There used to be what they called […]
[…] sound levels were correct but also to see the whole programme go through. There used to be what they called […]
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[…] they promoted me to being shorts booking clerk. It sounds funny now when you think of the business today. Shorts were quite an important part of the programme and no computers, we had these thick log books with all the various shorts in them and we used to put a cross - mostly two days for a cartoo[…]
