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[…] of 21. He started out as a ‘scenario reader’ at Stoll Studios, and quickly struck up a friendship with Thorold […]

[…] When he got the chance, he left BIP for the Stoll Studios at Cricklewood, where attitudes were more civilised. By […]

[…] business” since the silent days, a teenager on camera at Stoll’s. His father had been Chaplin’s PR man in the […]

[…]rs watching the Queen’s coronation at a neighbour’s house; his family got their first TV in 1954; HM remembers watching the first night of colour TV; Stoll Theatre, The Strand; HM enjoyed theatre, opera and ballet.00:18:08 – 00:25:35 HM began researching a new profession without a degree – he enroll[…]

[…] thing himself.., it was very ingenious. Anyway, see, no-one could work it, the cameramen refused to use it, so in the end it appeared in the sale at Stoll studios, but it was, again, advanced fast of it's time.Roy Fowler: What other devices have you invented - pioneered?Vernon Sewell: Wel[…]

[…]  Pamela Mann-Francis  23:47  No  Alan Lawson  23:48  Then, I suppose the next one was at Stoll's. They hadn't got a proper continuity girl. There was a girl who came, I think, from the accounts department, and did it. Hated it, hated it,&n[…]

[…]Val became the managing director, Val Parnell that is, I became the deputy managing director. And I suggested that Prince Littler, who owned the Moss Stoll group, become the chairman. And we went on from there ...Alan Sapper : And it was called ATV...Lew Grade : And then I started, what I did when w[…]

[…]nd I was living in Cricklewood then, and then in Kensington. It was always easy to get there.Sidney Cole: Yes I remember Wembley because I started at Stoll Studios, and then I was at Wembley. I was a clapper boy, you know, running around bringing cups of tea and so on.Carmen Dillon: I was very lucky[…]

[…] instance, you see, sometime previous to sound, you worked at Stoll and places. Tilly Day: Oh yes I did, I […]