In June, 1936, I took a company of actors, cameramen and technicians—24 in all—to the tiny and remote island of Foula, off the coast of the Shetlands in the North Sea to make a motion picture writes Michael Powell, director of "The Edge of the World." I had thought of the idea for the film, raised money to make it, written the scenario and dialogue, discovered the island, managed the expedition and later directed the film, acted a part in it and shot many of the stills.
Our party remained on the island five months, Twice we were ma-all hours.
KAVKAZ.—Russian and Caucasian cuisine. Dining and dancing. Floor show.
LONDON CLUB.—Night Club. Girl orchestra.
MASKEE.—Night club. Sellers, Ardatoff and "Fritz" entertaining. Raisa dancing.
METROPOLE HOTEL.—Grill
and dining rooms for business tiffins and other occasions, PALACE HOTEL.—Tea lounge, snack counter and grill room. Music during tiffin, tea and dinner by a classical trio.
PALAIS CAFE.—Cabaret.
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