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The March of Time synopsis: In "Pacific Frontiers" the March of Time deals with the Allied achievements in the Far East, and shows the vital importance of the South Sea Islands as bases in the final assault...
The March of Time synopsis: Once again the 30-year-old spectre of the St. Lawrence Seaway threatens New Orleans’ 50-mile waterfront. Word comes that the new Congress will reconsider the treaty with Canada,...
BFI synopsis: Longannet Power Station, Scotland, will be opened in 1968 and use six million tons of coal a year, brought by underground conveyor from neighbouring mines NCB Commentary - Up the Firth of...
BFI synopsis: double drum haulage and mechanized pit bottom at Bowhill, Fife. NCB Commentary - At Bowhill Colliery in Fife, they wind coal at the double. New plant installed above and below ground is...
BFI synopsis: progress at the new Kinneil Colliery, Scotland NCB Commentary - Around Bo’ness, on the brink of the Firth of Forth, the land covers shallow seams of coal which have been exhausted, by many...
BFI synopsis: inauguration of Parkside colliery, Lancashire, and the first coal from Kinneil NCB Commentary - A new name joins the list of British collieries - the first pit to be sunk in Lancashire for over...
NoS synopsis: a profile of Scottish Division’s Area 2, showing new methods of cutting and loading now being introduced NCB Commentary - The Lothians are is one of the expanding coalfields of Britain....
The March of Time synopsis: Commencing on the Black Sea port of Odessa, the film shows the delivery of UNRRA supplies - essential consumer goods such as food, clothing and medicine, as well as the heavy...
The March of Time synopsis: This month’s March of Time "The Soviets’ Neighbour - Czechoslovakia" discusses the political and economical position of Czechoslovakia today, and tells of the problems of...
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