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Weight-lifters get down to business at meeting in London at which star lifter Martin’s physique earns him the title of "Mr London".
Traces the development and usage of the documentary photograph through the work of three photographers: Humphrey Spender, Derek Smith and Jimmy Forsyth.
Live audio recording of a performance of Much Ado About Nothing directed for the National Theatre in 1965 by Franco Zeffirelli. Robert Stephens is Benedick and Maggie Smith, Beatrice. Ian McKellen plays...
Their Majesties see the American Kramer win men’s singles finals at Wimbledon.
Four thousand fans see their film favourites at Albert Hall Ball in London, organized by Daily Express on behalf of the Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund.
Hollywood side-splitters re-open repaired section of Romney-Dymchurch Line, world’s smallest public railway.
Nearly seven hundred protesting motorists rally in Hyde Park to hear Sir Miles Thomas uphold their claim, and Paramount’s cameraman obtains bystanders’ opinions on the proposed cut. Deputation interviews...
Two hundred and twenty men-o’-war muster at Spithead for review by Queen.
Ever-popular Show includes agricultural tableaux on the theme "Farming invades City". At the Law Courts new Lord Mayor, Sir Frederick Wells, is sworn in in presence of predecessor Sir Bracewell Smith.
Televised adaptation of the play which aims, according to producer Don Taylor, at ‘simplicity and understanding’ (Radio Times, 12 April 1962, p.51). Starring Robert Shaw as Leontes and Rosalie Crutchley...
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