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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Royal Visit to Scotland’s Capital. DESCRIPTION: One of the most picturesque events during Her Majesty’s stay in Scotland, was the traditional ceremony of the Reddendo by the Royal...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Jewellery Exhibition. DESCRIPTION: A Glasgow jewellery firm celebrate their third Diamonds International award with a ball at which £250,000 worth of gems are on show. SHOTLIST: GV...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: A Present for Her. DESCRIPTION: London’s Watch and Jewellery Fair took place at the Cafe Royal. SHOTLIST: CU cover watch (key). MS girl in bed. Closer same light comes on. CU girl...
Something really novel in jewellery - a platinum and white gold brooch set with ... which can be taken to pieces and used in a variety of ways.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Monaco’s Gift. DESCRIPTION: At a Parisian jeweller’s, finishing touches are put to a magnificent wedding gift from Monaco’s National Council to Grace Kelly. It’s a diamond and...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Jewellery Exhibition. DESCRIPTION: London and a preview of some exhibits being shown at the International Watch and Jewellery Trade Fair (at the Royal Albert Hall). SHOTLIST: Various...
NoS Summary - The very latest in glamorous jewellery. British Pathe synopsis: "Joys in gems for Milady - " M/S of a woman in a velvet dress perched on a high stool smoking a cigarette. Behind her is an...
British Pathe synopsis: Craft of making butterflies from wire and beads is demonstrated for the cinema-goer. M/S of woman seated at a table showing the camera a spool of wire and collection of beads. C/U of...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Antiques in Chelsea. DESCRIPTION: Visitors from many parts of the world come to see the exhibits at the Springtime Antiques Fair at Chelsea. SHOTLIST: GV interior Antiques Fair in...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: A Piece of the Past. DESCRIPTION: Two aspects of London’s world lead in antiques - the largest antique shop in the world, in Kensington, and the annual Spring Antiques Fair in...
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