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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: I Gotta Shop. DESCRIPTION: Street betting! What a hole-and-corner business it was! And what types the street bookies were! But now, the betting shop is here at-last, and there are...
NfO synopsis: Showing the ‘Tote’, a betting tally machine, in operation at the Longchamps Hippodrome.
Report on the murder of betting shop punter and have-a-go hero Clarrie Bedford during an armed raid on a branch of Joe Coral bookmakers in Harper Street, Leeds. Speaking are: stepson Barry Smith;...
NfO synopsis: The bookmakers strike against the betting tax resulted in no bets being made at this race meeting.
John Shepherd, a 66 year-old betting shop manager has been murdered in his shop in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. The motive is unclear but there have been a number of robberies in the area. Alan Partridge of...
Exclusive pictures - taken specially for Pathe Gazette - of great interest, in view of betting tax controversy of the wonderful electrical Totalisator in use on Australian racecourse.
Slade catalogue entry: Bookmakers Strike: Tit for Tat in Tattersalls, November handicap striking scenes bookies boycott betting and decide to lay off.
Report on the 1980 Miss World Competition. Pageant organiser Julia Morley says she wants the girls’ personalities to come through more this year. Contestants Annette Labrecque (Miss Canada), Kim Ashfield...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Goodwood Races. DESCRIPTION: At Goodwood, the Stewards’ Cup was won by Arcandy with Sargent and Persuader in third and fourth place. SHOTLIST: TPS over crowds. Men in bowler hats etc....
The March of Time synopsis: Every afternoon, somewhere in the U.S. is revived the pompous ceremonial of horse racing, the sport of kings. To-day its pomp is but needless formality to many who follow the...
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