[…]ed slightly, and did course and was quite happy about me taking a couple of afternoons off, to go to work in an independent cutting room somewhere in Soho, just to tidy these two scenes up and the assistant I'd had on that production was still around an EQ just integrated into the the main cup. So I[…]
[…]e by the shoulders and said, "Get out!" [Chuckles.] And I hadn't spoken a word, I never spoke a word! And I tell you where that was, in the corner of Soho, Soho Square. John Arliss had his little place in the corner. Now he didn't start until after the war. And I couldn't get going, when I sold my s[…]
[…]her had got talking to somebody in Clacton. And he this person gave me an introduction to the managing director of the Republic Pictures. Who were in Soho Square almost next door to where the city office was if they were on the corner of service American republic La Raza Republic Pictures Herbert J.[…]
[…] had this great gift of understanding people and knowing what was in them. In fact, I remember once, I overheard a terrible rap. We had our office in Soho square that we worked at the final studio abruptly. I was on the I was in the office collecting some martial rock from count or something. And Ca[…]
[…] think, so… and in any case, when making a new print you would use the negatives. They were checked here, compared for length and so on, then went to Soho Images and they alerted us after running some printing tests that, you know, the negative was faded… the negative itself was also faded. You can…[…]
[…] elected to the committee. I had no idea what the issues were, the only thing that I can point to with some pleasure in those days it was at number 2 Soho Square and the Asquith Room was on the top floor so my mental images of that.  And one of the very early items on the agenda and I had […]
