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BFI synopsis: Royal National Eisteddfod at Ystardgynlais; includes exhibition of pit ponies, rope-splicing, fire-fighting, welding etc. Attracted 100,000 visitors for great national occasion.
Shows what happens when a river is overloaded with more waste than it can absorb, and the consequences to those who depend on it. Shows in microscopic detail the organisms which preserve the balance of life...
BFI synopsis: Sir Hubert Houldsworth speaks to camera. NCB Commentary - The new Chairman of the National Coal Board - Sir Hubert Houldsworth ...
BFI synopsis: Filmed at ‘The Red Cow’, Treorchy, South Wales. Featured William Howells on piano, Philip Pask sings "Drosyrails" and the Thomas brothers (Wyndham and Jack) sing "My Brother Sylvest".
BFI synopsis: The Dowty hydraulic pit props (shot at Williamthorpe Colliery, Derbyshire)
BFI synopsis: The Groesfordd Group Theatre from Hirwaun, South Wales, perform "Juno and the Paycock".
BFI synopsis: Rhonnda Vally enthusiasts gather at Parc and Dare unionist club to play skittles in Trearchy pub, Charlie Prince, David Jones and Iorworth Evans.
BFI synopsis: A completely automatic all-electric winding system installed down No.2 shaft at Lynemouth colliery near Northumberland, minimum human supervision. Onsetter releases coal, a full five ton per...
BFI Summary - old workings, Hempdyke, Yorkshire. BFI synopsis: archaeological investigation of old pit workings at South Heindly exposed by opencast mining.
BFI Summary - a safety exhibition at Nottingham. BFI synopsis: Exhibition of safety inventions by miners at Nottingham attended by Lord Hyndley, Philip Noel-Baker, Minster of Fuel and Power.
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