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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Royal Visit. DESCRIPTION: Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Philip take a look at what goes on behind the scenes to produce the country’s daily papers. SHOTLIST: GV Fleet Street. MS...
25,000 film fans meet top British stars at "Sunday Pictorial" Garden Party.
Marmaduke Hussey managing director and chief executive of Times Newpapers explains the problems at The Times newspaper, and the worry about loss of readers to other Fleet Street publications. The offer to...
Bob Holness talks to Donald Trelford, the new Editor of the Observer. He talks about changes planned for the newspaper, and discusses the future of Fleet Street in the face of economic crisis.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Fleet Street Migration. DESCRIPTION: The Daily Sketch, which until recently was issued from Kemsley House, has moved to New Carmelite House. The job of moving all the necessary...
Evening Standard editor Charles Wintour on the death of the newspaper’s arts critic, Sydney Edwards. Female interviewer not identified.
Interview with Sean Geraghty, leader of the Fleet Street branch of the EETPU, on a contempt of court charge against them following their secondary action in support of the health service dispute. Male...
Pete Murray talks to Fleet Street mogul Sir Larry Lamb about his life and career and plays some of his favourite pieces of music.
NfO synopsis: ... are exposed by Gaumont cameraman who climbs dizzy heights to show us how cross of St. Paul’s Cathedral is re-gilded. Shots of gilders at work. Shots of the streets below including Fleet...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Towards Peace in Korea. DESCRIPTION: Preliminary cease-fire talks are to be held at Kaesong, the town suggested by the Reds. Consultations were held by General Ridgeway and General van...
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