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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Babies Born on 29th February. DESCRIPTION: Babies born on 29th February face a complicated life. SHOTLIST: Close shot of babies born in hospital mostly all crying. CU baby crying....
Report on a visit of the Queen Mother to the East End of London and a local pub; includes vox pop with local residents; interview with landlord of Queen’s Head pub, Limehouse, Vic Jones; comment from Queen...
Hobby Horse No.1: short programmes about hobbies -nd [1975-1986] presented by Roger Kennedy. Track 1- Amateur Dramatics. Gregg, the director of Green Theatre explains about this kind of hobby. He is the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: None for the Road. DESCRIPTION: Enjoying a fine wine - or a beer with boys - is part of the British way of life. But the new Road Safety Act suggests that, as a nation of drivers,...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Barmaid of the Year. DESCRIPTION: Thirteen finalists in this year’s Ideal Barmaid Contest - the winner - Mrs Anne Simons from Kent. SHOTLIST: GV barmaids Nos 1 & 2 serving behind bar...
Arthur "half-pint" Askey addresses literary and stage high-ups at Foyles luncheon.
A Dutch shipyard gets a quart-sized ship into a pint-sized waterway.
Demonstration of a very small car that can be driven through the doorway of a home, can have a wheel changed without the use of a jack, and can go off-roading easily.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Flya Pinta Copta!. DESCRIPTION: It comes in a box twelve feet long. A box that unpacks into a launching pad for a pint-sized helicopter. Developed in West Germany it was being...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: For Your Pint. DESCRIPTION: This is the time of year when the hop harvest is gathered. It’s an old English tradition, and there are people who’ve been doing it all their lives. A...
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