MAYDAY AT 40,000 FEET! (US TVM 1976 WARNER BROS RAY MILLAND

MAYDAY AT 40,000 FEET! (US TVM 1976 WARNER BROS RAY MILLAND centre

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Production crew of the Brooklyn New York studio of VITAPHONE a division of WARNER BROS which at this time was making short films and features in the VITAPHONE sound-on-disc system. Front row fourth from right is HERMAN HELLER the conductor of the VITAPHONE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA which played and was recorded off-camera. In the front row, third from left is STAN WATKINS whose role is undetermined.

TEDDINGTON STUDIOS, England, January 1948. Owned by the U

TEDDINGTON STUDIOS, England, January 1948. Owned by the US company Warner Bros, picture shows Stage 2 of two stages. The original Stage 2 was completely destroyed by V1 bombs on 5th July 1944 as was much of the rest of the studio. There were 3 fatalities. The studios covered four and a half acres at this time, Stage 1 measuring 146 feet by 72 ft Stage 2 - 135ft by 85 ft. The rebuilt studio stage was formally opened on Thurs 29 January 1948 by US star actor Danny Kaye, for the studio's owners Warner Bros.The first production at the rebuilt studio was NOOSE starring Americans Carole Landis and Joseph Calleia, produced by Edward Dryhurst and directed by Edmond T Greville from a play by Richard Llewellyn