[…]ack, I read mentioned his name, partly because I can't remember it, but it'll come to me at some time, she got him in her dressing room at the Palace Theatre slammed and lock the door, looked at him and said and where were you when the bombs were falling? And he never really recovered from this but […]
[…]p;Well, I remember going to dinner just after it closed down and the corridor there was wide or insofar as you got to get down it to get to the Music Theatre on the right hand side is your Wendy's you know, and there was no one he was I Seven Hills ruled that corridor, and then he went up and then o[…]
[…]shooting is full of pitfalls. Often you couldn't get the real stuff, you had to take what they call a guide track which was reproduced in the dubbing theatre, with the artist concerned, of course, there and wearing headphones. They'd hear the original poor recording, but it was enough for them to sy[…]
[…] D. No I didn’t do any film work out in the States.R. F. I didn’t mean production work. You said stage work.C. D. Oh yes, that was in Canada.R. F. In theatres rather than cinemas.C. D. No not cinemas. Stage shows. It was in the days when they had two features. And I designed the stage show which wen[…]
[…] - she had a job for life - she was absolutely lovely. The other story Lew Thornburn told was the premiere and I think it was at the Leicester Square Theatre, and they had all seen the film. Lew was assistant accountant earning about fifty bob a week or something like that. There was a camera assist[…]
