[…]on sides four to seven. DS.Please Note: Dennis Main Wilson’s interview is not strictly chronological and contains strong views on politics, World War Two and – of course – comedy and light entertainment.Dennis Main Wilson Side 1Alan Lawson 0:00 The copyright of this recording is vested i[…]
[…]the studio and then I suppose about ten and introduced Mr. at mass Miss Adelaide Pentecost who ran the film library or indeed I had a job but I think two pounds five a week or something like that is actually two pounds a week plus ten and six more bonus.SPEAKER: M4That was it because I remember I st[…]
[…]ld be interesting to see what condition it's in now.I don't know, I don't think so. I can remember it though, I'm sure, you know. Anyway, after about two years of this, or a little less, you know, I thought this, this isn't really why I joined the BBC. And I used to see on the notice board notices a[…]
[…] remember it though, I'm sure, you know. Anyway, after about two years of this, or a little less, you know, […]
[…]ame is Edward Aneurin Williams,which is the result of a certain part of me and being of Welsh origin.That I've been to an ad in Williams's, it's been two of Nigerians in Parliament, and no one is great in Ireland getting good health during my lifetime. And the other was my grandfather was an IBM sho[…]
[…]1 of us went on a daylight raid. Thought is a good idea by ministry because the the sorry, the Americans were doing it successfully and out of the 11 two got back. My wing commander was one armed with the other one. And, again, most of the crew dead This time I had a year in hospital. And it came ou[…]
[…] to a must have I can't remember how old I would have been. Any have been about five? I think I would I was doing seeing it, I don't know. But it had two images, one, a close up of a bell on a sprung Bell, who knows, like servants Bell, which started to ring , for no reason was the ability, pr[…]
[…] no training or experience in this field, and he said two things: he said nobody had it. There was no […]
[…]or of the Museums of Wales. We’ve stayed in touch. I asked him later why they’d picked me. I had no training or experience in this field, and he said two things: he said nobody had it. There was no such thing as being a trained film archivist. That didn’t exist at the time – you learned on the job, […]
[…] everything. It used to go on for, oh, probably, maybe two or three months you see. [Chuckles.] But you were […]
