[…]that, a John Mortimer play called lunch hour, which was directed by James Hale, again, shot in Marylebone studios, most of it and on location. It had Robert Stevens in it, done by airline productions, who still exist in who produced that? The producer at eyeline, my memory is rather bad, but he's st[…]
[…] Peter was born in 1934, then I went 8 years and had David, he was born on March 7th in Wales, then I had Helen in Hillingdon Hospital and then I had Robert and he was born in Hillingdon Hospital.Sid Cole: The amazing thing you were telling me is that so many of them now have connections with the fi[…]
[…]illiam Friese-Greene? Had you met him?Ella Mallett : No...no I hadn't. But I met the - in fact she hasn't gone only a few years - the wife - you know Robert Paul?Roy Fowler : No, I'm a youngster.Ella Mallett : Now let me see, what did she say? Her husband was Polish, although he had an English name.[…]
[…]t day. And then we took the same bike to Oxford Street, and they put it up on I think we were on a lorry or god knows what they hired. Anran. I think Robert Amram, the director, and the producer had a violent quarrel. We were keeping all the traffic at a standstill in Oxford Street. And they had [im[…]
[…]o Balmoral and show films to Queen Victoria, who died in 1901, I think. So, he had a very important part. And then there's another man called colder, Robert colder, and he was a kind of in opposition, or he was arrival, too. And the films were only 50 foot long. So they lasted less than a minute eac[…]
[…]oquist dummy on on radio, but it was incredibly successful, spoiled records, it spawned all sorts of memorabilia. And Tony Hancock came along replace Robert Morton as the as the as the tutor. And what he did was he this was still a variety format. So we did a little sketch at the beginning, which wa[…]
