[…]t, he was a wild man in many ways.Robert Beatty: I never got to know him that well, it was one or two days.Roy Fowler: The producer was an American, [William] Bill Sistrom, do you remember him at all?Robert Beatty: I remember the name but I don't recall him.Roy Fowler: The script was by Terence Youn[…]
[…] in that reel or would it go into all the reels?Norman Fisher: Yes. It was a flyer in a single copy. Anyway, if it kept them happy you did it for goodwill's sake. But football and sport in general was very much the staple thing. And ... can you hang on a minute [ends abruptly]Roy Fowler: ... Recordi[…]
[…] of, Conservative flavour to the whole thing, but this I will say - it never showed in the reel, we […]
[…]training to be a navigator, and they decided they got too many anyway. So the discharge is all a few 100. And then about three or four days later, we will call it up into the army. I tried to draw in the army commander Corps and the army photographic unit. But didn't get into that. I probably the re[…]
[…] And his brother of course was Sutton the carrier who left his fortune, or most of it, a million and a quarter, to found Sutton�s Dwellings. That was William Sutton who ran a carrying business from Golden Lane in the City. My grandfather was a distiller and brewer and they both had shares in each ot[…]
[…] old stars, Robey, and the scotsman � Roy Fowler: � Will Fyfe? Reg Sutton: Will Fyfe, and Harry Lauder, they […]
[…], then you did whatever happened. If there was a raid up there, you did it. You were always looking for stories everywhere. And you see the news, you will mean they, they didn't have a lot of money. And if. Even going to send you anywhere. They try and work out a route for you so that you could call[…]
[…]hink Mr. Brown himself, right? So you were interviewing by with your father, yeah, and you know that decided, well, subject to sign in the papers, we will engage him. DidRoy Fowler 11:20 you want to do it? Did you want to go into this particular business? Or was it something that ISpeake[…]
[…]w THE Barons?Fowler/Lawson: Yes right opposite the studio, yes.Bill Girdlestone: And he got a job as Lab Manager at London Films, you know, William Jury's company, who donated Glebelands, incidentally. And the first thing he did was send his son, Adolph, who became a newsreel cameraman to […]
[…] the War, to take all our output because this place will shut because she's old. My place was brand new. […]
