George on his horse Hayburner on his ranch in Tarzana acquired from Edgar Rice Burroughs.
George was a Major in the 1st Motion Picture Unit of the Army Air Force.
George Groves' notification of his Army Air Force promotion to Major.
George pictured in the centre of the front row with his army air force colleagues.
His certificate of service from the 1st Motion Picture Unit of the AAF.
A British newspaper commemorates the 20th anniversary of Don Juan.
A playback unit from 1946 inc. speaker & turntable. Used when filming performers singing to pre-scored orchestrations.
George Groves with Colonel Nathan Levinson (right) examining a miniature set for a picture c.1946.
Announcement of George's marriage to Jane Blackman at Christmas 1951.
A 1951 report on George Groves in the Oldham Evening Chronicle.
George pictured in 1953 demonstrating an early sound playback system.
George with his father, George Alfred Groves (left).
Warner Brothers Sound Department hold a party in honour of George's father.
George Groves receives his Oscar for Best Sound on Sayonara in 1958 from the beautiful Dorothy Malone.
A studio portrait of George taken during the late 1950s.
George Groves at one of the early dubbing consoles used at Warner Bros.
George receives his Oscar for My Fair Lady from Claudia Cardinale and Steve McQueen at the 1965 Academy Awards.
George after receiving his Oscar for My Fair Lady with Claudia Cardinale and Steve McQueen.
Rex Harrison gave George a spirit measure in the shape of a thimble for his work on My Fair Lady.
George's My Fair Lady Oscar in the office of his home.
In 1964 International Photographer magazine said George Groves was a sound looping pioneer (aka ADR.)
A 3M advert in the trade press congratulating George on My Fair Lady's success.
George R. Groves pictured just before his retirement in August 1972.
George and his wife Jane enjoy a night out.
The letter informing George Groves of his Samuel L. Warner Memorial Award for 1972.
The Sam Warner Memorial Award presented to George Groves in 1972 by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.
The citation in the Samuel L. Warner memorial award and a press cutting on the event.
Hilda Barrow wrote to the Liverpool Daily Post in 1972 about her brother's achievements.
A scoring console at the Groves-Rice complex at Burbank Studios in 1973. The scoring stage is in the background.
George in 1973 discussed his experiences at Bell Labs during the 1920s in an oral history for the AFI.
Part 2 of George's American Film Institute oral history extract.
George with his wife Jane and sister Hilda (right) in Las Vegas.
How George's death was reported in the USA (on the left is Variety's report).
George's death on September 4th, 1976 as reported in the press in England.
George and Jane Groves' grave in Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles.