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BFI synopsis: Opening shots of British people whilst commentary points out that for each sufficiently-fed person, there are seven in the world near starvation. Various crowd scenes are shown whilst...
BFI synopsis: Wyrley No.3 pioneers blood transfusion NCB Commentary - As part of the wide range of hospital routine, hospitals in mining areas receive the occasional casualty from neighbouring collieries....
BFI synopsis: Killoch Colliery, the first in Scotland to raise a million tons of coal in a year. NCB Commentary - A miner from another coalfield, riding into Ayr on the bus, was told he had passed Killoch...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Aluminium Foil - in Colour. DESCRIPTION: Showing the versatility in pre-cooked food as used in containers and dishes. Food, large quantities, can be used by schools, hospitals etc....
BFI synopsis: Community of Whitwick join together to make their own ambulance contest a big event of the year. NCB Commentary - Whitwick, on the edge of the Leicestershire Coalfield is a small town with big...
BFI synopsis: Opening industrial shots whilst the commentary emphasises how much industry depends on coal. Other uses of coal are given including its use as an export. Shots of coal being loaded onto a cargo...
BFI synopsis: A tour of the Ruhr by British mining engineers. COI Commentary - In July, I was one of thirty miners chosen by Colliery Consultative Committees to go to the Ruhr and see for ourselves what the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Field Marshal Montgomery of Alamein, Kg, Gcb, Dso. DESCRIPTION: A film record of the highlights of the great soldier’s career, who, at nearly 71, is going to have a well earned rest....
BFI synopsis: A survey of the cotton industry. Opening shots of merchant ships whilst commentary emphasises that to balance the economy more cotton goods must be produced, sold and exported. Diagram shows...
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