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[…]s, and of course, as a protection as you go along there, right rapid. Most often we've got maybe the biggest one I went in was the complex in Croydon Warner Brothers, and there were 32 screens. Okay, economically, it makes sense, of course. But enjoy. Just yeah,Speaker 1  1:05:51  I mean, […]

[…]nd so having been told to entertain the top brass of the army. I said, Well, you know, can I have some help, and I got a fellow Yorkshiremen, Charlie Warner, who was in charge of sound to come out and help me. And we wined and dined these three officers and we went around to all the various messes t[…]

[…] Rainbow". She's one of the music team in that. One of my colleagues was Daphne  Shadwell, daughter of Charles Shadwell, and sister of Jack Warner's  little girl from Garrison Theatre, which was on during the war. She was a production secretary like me, she was quite a bit ahead […]

[…]o his own with The Blue Lamp, didn’t he? SC: Yes, that was very successful. DM: Very good film. SC: Launched a young actor called Jack Warner on an extended career! DM: Well Jack Warner appeared in It Always Rains on Sunday. SC: That’s right, yes. DM: A tiny part as a c[…]