[…]but they used to do these things.  I mean, on The Citadel, the American director, I forget who it was, I think that he was American? Saville was it? King Vidor, yes.  Well he said to me, “this alarm that they ring when the mine’s in trouble or something I wanted to have […]
[…]t away in a.    SPEAKER: M14    Harry Pepper and Ronnie Waldman in the channel Charleville orchestra. Charlie Saville orchestra Charlie Saville Orchestra quite and I used to do a show up there was called the Red Cross radio contest which Ronnie used to compere[…]
[…]ard The Ballad of John Axon since it was about the railways but they had also seen Joe the Chainsmith. So they invited Charles and me to come down to Saville Row and consider whether our joint talents could not be deployed in a way that was if not offered by British Transport films at least was in p[…]
[…]little later when I did so much work for those charming people the Bromhead brothers. Oh, marvellous people! And that led me into contact with Victor Saville, who was an exhibitor in Birmingham. He came down to London to get into the film business on the financial side. And, of course, the combinati[…]
[…]r?" Of course, what can you do? I was that time watching avidly ABC Theatre from Armchair Theatre which is full of imagination. Directors like Philip Saville and Silvio Narritsarno, and they were doing... Darrol Blake  37:12   Ted Kocheff. Waris Hussein  […]
[…]CJ Wolf ...Roy Fowler  3:56  CM, CMJonathan Balcon  9:43  CM Wolf sorry, CM Wolf yes, I do get names wrong. He formed with Victor Saville a production company making advertising films. This was in 1919 and it was not unnaturally called The Victory Motion Picture Company. And Vict[…]
[…] That was the one when I was noticed as being like Clara Bow you know. That was made at Gaumont British.I: Right and some major names on that: Victor Saville 14 was the producer...CB: He was. And Edwin Greenwood 15 was the directorI: You’re rightCB: Gladys Jennings 16, John Stuart 17. John Stuart wa[…]
[…]mpty made you. That was another point I want to make. Nobody was nasty. There was no rape. Not that I knew of. There was a mean, I know there's Jimmy Saville, probably in the dressing room next door to me. And that's another story. But in my experience, men were only ever incredibly polite and would[…]
