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NoS Summary - the Evolution of boots from 1896 to the present. British Pathe synopsis: Begins with a "flashback" sequence to when "Auntie’s" Wellingtons were short and out of sight (in 1896). A woman in...
Serialised short story - drama for radio, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, read by Hamish Wilson
A television adaptation by Nick Dear of the Henry James novella, in which a governess put in charge of two young children begins to see the ghost of her dead predecessor.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: British Motor Show in New York. DESCRIPTION: When Britain’s first motor show to be held in America was opened, the exhibits were praised by Mr Hoffman, head of ECA. Sir William Rootes...
NoS Summary - A ghostly figure of a woman walks the high wire and dances in the sea. British Pathe synopsis: "Fresh air - and frolicsome shadows on the screen." By use of a camera trick (optical printing?)...
A short story. Playwright for radio, by Oscar Wilde, read by Hamish Wilson. Part 2. See also Part 1 in C1000/094/86/1
A short story adapted for radio. By Oscar Wilde, read by Hamish Wilson. Part 1. See also Part 2 in C1000/094/86/2
Western feature film. Marshall Tallant is the sheriff protecting Silver City from outlaws. The film opens with a variety show in a saloon bar which features the ‘Ghost scene from Hamlet’ (I iv) with...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Air Display at Radlett. DESCRIPTION: The Society of British Aircraft Constructors recently opened their exhibition and flying display at Radlett aerodrome. SHOTLIST: KS Pan of planes...
A novice is initiated into the Mami Wata cult in Ewe, Togo. Several Mami Wata priests are following their tasks and the end of the year is celebrated. Some priests speak about their personal experiences.
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