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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Grand National. DESCRIPTION: The conditions were ideal for the race, which had the smallest field since 1920. The favourite, and last years winner, ‘Golden Miller’ fell at the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Newbury Steeplechase. SHOTLIST: ‘Golden Miller’ with owner Miss Dorothy Paget. The field are lined up. Shots of the race and one jockey is thrown. Shot of the winner.
At London’s Savoy Hotel, a "Sporting Life" luncheon launches the flat season and honours champion jockey Gordon Richards with a presentation of golden spurs.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Aintree Review. DESCRIPTION: There are plenty of the other ‘chases, but there’s only one Grand National. The Grand National’s been going on for a hundred and twenty years or so....
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Grand National Highlights. DESCRIPTION: SPORTING MEMORIES - GRAND NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS - As there’s no Grand National this year, Movietone looks back on the highlights of the last six...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: The Grand National Is Coming. DESCRIPTION: It’s nearly Grand National time and, once again, if you can’t go to it (and if you want a first class view of it) you can get it on the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: ‘Reynoldstown’ Wins World’s Greatest Steeplechase - Grand National. SHOTLIST: Crowds arriving at the course. Elevated shot of ‘buses arriving. Spectators hand over rails....
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Royal Visit to Scotland. DESCRIPTION: Her Majesty and the Duke of Edinburgh receive loyal Scottish welcome. in Edinburgh (550 ft). in Glasgow (270 ft). SHOTLIST: Cut story -(Section 1)...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Aintree to Close?. DESCRIPTION: Aintree is to close down. The World’s greatest race-course is to be sold to a Property Development Company. This was the bombshell exploded on the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Movietone Review of 1934. SHOTLIST: Close shot of men looking at valuable manuscript - Codex S Aged bible. Movietone comic shots of Loch Ness Monster exhibition. Shots of the Stavisky...
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