BUFVC Search
Current Search
Previous Searches
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Old Masters - New Prices. DESCRIPTION: Sotheby’s London galleries have been fairly bursting with works of art to be sold by auction. They’ve been doing record business lately. In...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Art From Norway. DESCRIPTION: Shown at the Norwegian Art Exhibition in London is a bride’s crown of the sixteenth century, to give one example. The most valuable of all the exhibits...
NoS Summary - The head gardener of Queen’s Park in Swindon has created a crocodile made entirely of succulent plants.
Hats for springtime on show in London.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Bride ‘68. DESCRIPTION: A London Dress Hire Firm shows some new ideas in Bridal Fashions. SHOTLIST: MS woman modelling brides dress called Wild Flower. CU ditto. MS woman modelling...
Head of the anti-terrorist squad, Commander George Churchill-Coleman says he is certain that the mortar attack on 10 Downing Street is the work of the IRA. James Bays reports from Scotland Yard.
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week looks at how the First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays was actually manufactured in 1623...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Breaking Up the Tea Break. DESCRIPTION: London Zoo’s Chimpanzees come out once again to take tea on the lawn. But one of them wants to be a cameraman. SHOTLIST: Key Scene. MS chimps...
NoS Summary - Special services firemen in Watford demonstrate some of their equipment; shows the rescue of a boy with his head trapped in railings and a man locked between a bus and a wall.
Sir Neville Henderson leaves for Germany. The Queen arrives back from Scotland. Government records are evacuated from ministry buildings. Food supplies are unloaded at the docks. French fleet patrols the...
Related searches have been automatically generated using the OpenCalais semantic analysis service.
Learning on Screen
Related searches have been automatically generated using the OpenCalais semantic analysis service.
Related searches have been automatically generated using the OpenCalais semantic analysis service.