RAF's No. 2 School of Photography
The cast of a dramatic production of George and Margaret, in their military uniforms, posed for the camera at RAF Iver Heath, Pinewood Studios. Pinewood Studios - or RAF Iver Heath - was used as the base during the Second World War for the Royal Air Force Film Production Unit, the Crown Film Unit, and the Army Film and Photographic Unit. The studios were used to produce both films advocating the role of the armed forces in the war, and documentary films, recording the progress of the war. Dorothy Knicky Chapman was posted to Pinewood Studios to serve as a WAAF with the RAF's Film Production Unit, working in the Stills Department. This photograph is one of a set compiled by Chapman, which document her time at Pinewood Studios. It is not clear which of the photographs in the set were taken by Chapman.'George and Margaret is a comedy play written by Gerald Savory, first performed in 1937. The back row shows, from let to right, Johnny Jay, Wesley Hyde, Lilian Lewis, Reg Chilman, and Bert Eggleton. The front row shows, from left to right, Mary Short, Knicky Chapman, and Wynne Byrne
