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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Oyster Smack Race. DESCRIPTION: The past rivalry between the Oystermen of Kent and Essex to get the first Oysters to Market, today takes the form of a Race. The Smacks, wonderful...
Podcast. Barbara Bogaev interviews Dr. Richard Schoch (Queen’s University Belfast) about his new book, A Short History of Shakespeare in Performance, and the way Shakespeare was produced in the Restoration...
This extensive online archive of Asian Shakespeare productions aims to share approaches to performing Shakespeare in East and Southeast Asia through a collaborative, multilingual online database....
Half-mile race round Smithfield market, each carrying side of beef weighing 171 lbs won by Herbert Banks.
Motor cross racing (171 feet) Curragh Races (156 feet) St Patrick Pageant (320 feet)
Despite their internal political problems, the Czechs can still enjoy one of their favourite sports - road cycle racing. At Brno 171 competitors from 31 countries battled out a race of champs.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Stock Car Races. DESCRIPTION: The Pop-Cross - the latest in motor racing from the French. SHOTLIST: LV pan the buggies start. SV others start. LV 2 shots cars racing round bends. SV pan...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: National Hunter Show. DESCRIPTION: The National Hunter Show 1973 at Shrewsbury. SHOTLIST: SV pan horse No 284 Pannace in class 16 trotting past judges. SV pan No 282 Beautiful Time in...
SHOTLIST: 1. Various shots of the procession, including contingents from the three services, and floats for the lifeboat institution nursing organisations etc. [171 ft] 2. CU new Lord Mayor, Sir James Roll,...
An introduction to Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" reveals the history of the play’ and examines the incidents of symbolism within it.
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