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[…] ta, ta te ta... . . So that was a little incident.So we did. One opera a day and then eventually went down to Shepperton. No first of all we went to Twickenham. And the music was played back at as loud a level as they could afford into the studio without giving a feedback and the Singers had to hea[…]

[…] Samuelson: That was at Elstree? Erica Masters: No, no, at Twickenham. Yes. Sydney Samuelson: Oh, I'm thinking of his television […]

Les Hilling (LH) Laboratory, Props, Rigger, Printer (Technicolor, Twickenham Studios, Pinewood)BECTU No.274 Interviewers: Alan Lawson (AL), Syd Wilson (SW)Date 03/03/931 Tape Side 100:00:00 – 00:12:50 Introductions; born in Castelnau, Barnes, August 1914; school at Brackenbury Road, H[…]

[…] yes. Cos Alec wasn’t so famous then was he, by a long way? DM: No he wasn’t. He played a gardening reporter who’s put on to follow the match at Twickenham. SC: That’s right, yes. It was a very funny film. DM: It was funny. Hugh Griffith was wonderful. SC: Oh Hugh was yes, fantas[…]

[…]ie Beck: Very, a very nice man.Wyn Ryder: Then you did one in between those two with Cavalcanti.Reggie Beck: Oh dear, oh dear, made at Twickenham.p.6Wyn Ryder: Why do you say Oh dear?Reggie Beck: Because I didn't enjoy it.Wyn Ryder: Why was that?Reggie Beck: I don'[…]

[…] they came down South and I was brought up in Twickenham I suppose. I went to my first school in […]