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[…]hows live at the Palace where the producer had to go between the studios via the balcony.Yes.And when we were about to change studios the S Tele, the Senior Television Engineer, who later became a TOM, Technical Operations Manager. Then he became a...Don’t know, I wouldn’t know. [Laughter]Yes, he be[…]
[…]t really about right. And I actually went in to tell my boss at Shell that I was leaving to be a junior retropart They said, No, you're not. You're a senior director at Shell. John Roman, was itSarah Erulkar 10:45 a charge then?Peter de Normanville 10:46 I think this was John[…]
[…] was saying that I was interviewing you and your career had been continuity and I said sort of if it was a job that men had gone in for it would be a senior executive position almost sort of because there’s so much responsibility, you have to be so much on the ball, as you say you’re making judgemen[…]
[…]t far into the night and the poor old assistants to hang around. What used to be so, so daunting in those days was that came six o'clock, and all the senior people went off to have a drink and some food you were left in the cutting room along with the other assistants. They used to come […]
[…]art of the throat. And it's, it's useful for certain reasons, certain conditions. Well, the man who invented it as a chap called McGill. And he was a senior anaesthetist, the senior anaesthetist at Westminster Hospital. And he gave his name as a sort of sponsor for the whole series. But he only appe[…]
[…]y cleanly. The history at that particular point in time was that Ron Bowie had resigned in a flurry a few months earlier, and Dennis Claridge, as the Senior Vice President, had taken over the role as president, pending an election. And it was fortuitous, I think that the rules of Vision Conference w[…]
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[…]ck: It was the problems of a black boy, black family who moved into a middle-class white district and the father is an employee of a bank, in a quite senior position. And they have a nice house and a maid. And everything's fine for the boy - very well played by Johnny Nash, who became a top singer. […]
