Ivor Montagu
…otage, and a comparison with the political documentary of the 1930s with modern television documentaries.
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Maurice Elvey
…e working in London, his early career as a stage director with the Adelphi Play Society, and his conversion to film on a trip to America in 1912. Elvey talks about some of the high points of his caree…
Henry Geddes
…ert for apprentice clerk for the Hudson Bay Company, first at a trading post at Gold Lake, then later posted to Lake Wabasca. During this time, he took an interest in photography and was able to sell …
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