[…]ion turned to who might be the next manager at the Odeon Clerk Street to replace Ted. For some reason, earlier in the evening one of the conversation strands had involved Davy’s occasional setting up of a Ouija Board at parties as a bit of fun. Those present on the night agreed to him setting one up[…]
[…]rs and Preservationists, all led by Harold, and it was busy but not highly staffed. In London there was the Acquisitions, myself in charge of feature films, and someone for documentaries someone for television, and I was sort of in charge of them, vaguely.3MW: Remind us who those were.CJ: […]
[…]horror?Philip Donnellan: Well because Clayesmore was not given to getting into uniforms and, um I mean the peace move of 1937 did represent a genuine strand in the broad and unspoken culture of the school. We didn't stand for that sort of thing …Colin Moffat: Are you talking about the boys or the st[…]
[…]s made up, which we put into the container. And, you know, I used to make sure that gauze was very close to lens, because too far away photograph its strands. But again, I also used to go new ladies department and get a great selection of black, mostly black causes. I prefer them to the white, becau[…]
[…] example if you thought that somebody had twigged we were filming like you're looking at me an extra gut say excuse me can you tell me the way to the strand and the bloke said Oh yes you go down there you see. We learnt that from Rene Clement? that had never been tried before have six trained extras[…]
[…]had spent so much of his years travelling and moving around, and thought that seeing the world was, was a great thing for a man anyway. And the other strand of it was that during the war, and particularly towards the end of it in 1918, we got to know a great many Australians who were in the Australi[…]
[…]chive I should namecheck Brad King, who would start with – actually lets go back before Brad King… in addition to programming the cinema which is one strand we have talked about, the IWM also set up a loan scheme of copies of film from the Archive, initially on 16mm, later on video format, to mainly[…]
[…]50 pence] it isn't.” I said “alright fine.” It went through, and the press show, the trade show was the first thing, [it] was at what was then in the Strand a place called the Tivoli, and we all went and we're in the front row of the circle and Ted's sitting next to me and up comes the line and it g[…]
[…]ery kindly, but he had no opening in his company realist films. Then, even, even then it was called realist films. He sent me across Oxford Street to strand films, where Paul Rosa was one of the producers, and I showed him some of my photographs, and he seemed to like them, and he gave me an unpaid […]
[…] lies, sorry CB: The Gaiety, the Gaiety’s still on The Strand I: On The Strand, yes. No, Dailies, mmm CB: […]
