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[…] it today, let alone walk home alone in the blackouts with a total stranger, but my friend met a Polish gentleman that worked in the Polish film industry who knew Kleeman at Gainsborough Studios, who was the studio manager. So cutting a long story short, even before I got demobbed, I got an introduc[…]

[…]t have worked on the tidying up. Yes, sorry. We stopped. I mean, yesterday, go back to 55 is the Wallace collection. And then there's the English country church which date I don't know. And the Lowerey  in 57 I did the rostrum work all that I we John and i were by then in Ealing in the bay with[…]

[…]te until the war; as a child DW would got to the cinema every week; very little of his early life had anything to do with his career in the film industry, when he left the army in 1947 he knew he didn’t want to work in an office; Southern Rail had a small film unit for training under Waterloo which […]

[…]a book that Nipa minimal came on I couldn't afford the books and they gave us tickets or she'll still go up and coming back to four years at West Country so I said it was for undergoes and for on the poorest West Kensington.Sid Cole  3:11  Now that Central School was very largely a craft s[…]

[…] process.Sid Cole  7:06  What did you do that?Hugh Attwooll  7:08  Just dog's bodythat the name of the the head man of RaidcolI'm trying to remember I can't ignition Yes. But it was a dead end. I again I thought and I was wanting to get some money and I found that if I became an […]

[…]o to South Africa. And I of course, at that time, if you wanted to make money, you'd debate your way to London. There was a boom in the building industry, and Rodney Giesler  1:18  This was the early 30s.  Gus Walker  1:21  Yeah,mid 30s, and qui[…]