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[…]got sixteen shillings a week when they thought I got to try and earn more money. I was very highly skilled and I went to a very high class, they were advertising, it was only about five minutes walk from us, it was in Sauchiehall Street, which was the street in Glasgow and I got a job ther[…]
[…]o say but in the long run doesn't the quality of the product have something to so with the way it sells rather than just the successful nature of the advertising. And he thought for a . moment and said I suppose it might do. At that time there was a famous cigarette commercial called Strand and the […]
BECTU History Project - Interview no. 1[Copyright BHP]Interviewer: Arthur Graham Date of Interview: 6 March 1987 Interview length (mins): 1.25[WA note: There might be a second interview with Eric Cross] Arthur Graham: Eric Cross, Lighting Cameraman. Eric where were you born and when?Eric Cross:[…]
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[…] Gordeno dancer, on BBC2. He was getting £100 a week advertising OMO and £110 every 2 weeks for the BBC. […]
1"""HP 0572 Laura Mulvey – Transcript. NB Ums and ers have generally been omitted. Subject: Laura Mulvey[LM] Interviewer: Emma Smart […]
Name of interviewee Susan Crockford DRAFT Tape 1 Side A 1 This transcription was provided in 2015 by the AHRC-funded […]
[…] Subject lSLates....f.or...BEC.IU... When I left school in 1929,1 went into Advertising in London. However,The Depr ession began in '30 so […]
[…] short time when I worked for [Lyndhurst], the [Uni Lever] advertising agency...I think he turned up there once or twice. […]
