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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Training Seals. DESCRIPTION: Catching young seals in the Hebrides for the Antibes Marineland on the French Riviera. SHOTLIST: SV 2 dolphins out of water. SV dolphin standing out of...
An evocative account of the lives of the people of the Hebrides.
Telephone interview with an unidentified male eyewitness to the Islay plane crash. He describes the crash scene as viewed from his house. Male interviewer not identified.
Telephone interview with an unidentified RAF spokesman on the Islay plane crash. He lists the military aircraft called to assist. Male interviewer not identified.
Queen and Duke visit Dame Flora MacLeod at Dunvegan Castle, then call at Barra and South Uist - latter on Princess Anne’s sixth birthday.
Report on businessman Malcolm Potier buying the Hebridean island of Gigha, together with castle and baronetcy. The new laird speaks of his love for the island as a place to live, and confirms the purchase is...
Interview with an unidentified female casualty of the Islay plane crash. The elderly woman, who is interviewed in hospital, was travelling with her sister Grace and describes the crash and waiting to be...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Helicopters Fly Atlantic. DESCRIPTION: The first helicopters ever to fly the Atlantic were the Hopalong and the Whirlaway - American Sikorsky S-55 machines. The route taken was from...
Wildlife enthusiast Kate Humble, historian Dan Snow and biologist Steve Backshall travel to the St. Kilda archipelago in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland where they investigate the islands’ wildlife and...
Indicates the range of an opthalmic optician’s work from a routine eye examination to the use of machines such as the Tubinger Perimeter in the hospital service. A sequence on contact lens fitting is...
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