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Bishop of Southwark and clergy walking along road.
Competitors diving; pushing opponents into water with mops; walking along greasy pole and falling in; two men ‘cock fighting’.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Walking on the Thames. DESCRIPTION: The Navy in a rather bizarre action this time - walking on water. An officer takes a stroll under the Tower Bridge in specially designed ‘water...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Walking Championship. DESCRIPTION: Near Cologne is held the German Walking Championship over 50 kilometres. SHOTLIST: Walkers starting. CU of backs of 2 competitors. CU of competitor....
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Walking. SHOTLIST: Shot of start of walking race in America. Lew Lehr is caught up in this. He is seen leading the walkers but going the wrong way. Other comedy shots hobbling along and...
[SUBTITLE]: "Derby men finish 1st and 2nd but Birmingham Walking Club gain team honours in 55 miles race." Nottingham to Birmingham walking race.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Italian Scene - Walking Towers. DESCRIPTION: In the town of Nola, near Naples, the ceremony of the Walking Towers has once again been held. SHOTLIST: Cut story - KS. MS of towers....
Indians prepare for the ceremony of fire-walking. The men are worked up into a frenzy and eventually go into a trance, their skins are pierced with needles and hooks, and then they undergo the supreme ordeal...
The Highgate Harriers v the Metropolitan Police in a three mile walking race. A gruelling pace cuts the field down to three and soon there’s only one in it, Frank Bignall of Paddington the winner.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Walking Bank Holiday. DESCRIPTION: Heel and Toe brigade have weird idea of Bank holiday says Barry Barnes. SHOTLIST: Shots of the start of the Sunderland - Darlington walking race....
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