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Lord Carberry Who Fell In The Channel
Study of the behaviour of ostriches. Made in Kenya with the co-operation of zoologist Lew Hurxthal who spent eight years conducting his research.
Since its opening in 1879 the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, renamed the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in 1961, has won worldwide acclaim for the staging of Shakespeare’s plays. The slides show the developments...
(British ambassador to Kuwait Michael Weston?) talks about entering Kuwait City following the withdrawal of Iraqi troops in the Gulf war, the state of the city, likely retaliation by Kuwaitis and missing...
Programme starts with Fiona Armstrong - newscaster presenting the news. followed by memories of war, ends with music and part of The Chart Show. They reproduce the diary of Clara Milburn, a diary was...
2007. Opus Arte. DVD (all regions). 117 minutes. £24.99 Also available to rent via Digital Theatre. About the reviewers: Dr Claire Brock is Lecturer in English, University of Leicester. Dr Brock’s...
Network programme: Folks Around Robin. Robin Brock interviews fiddle players: Ron Gonnella (Crieff); Angus Fitchet (Dundee); Aly Bain (Shetland). Includes the speakers’ choice of music. Originally...
USA aviators William Schlee and EF Brock arrive at Croydon aerodrome on their round-the-world flight.
Close-up of man in cockpit of a biplane. Two biplanes on the ground. A monoplane in flight. Crowds cheering the winner.
Messrs W Brock and E Schlee make good progress on the "Pride of Detroit" by arriving in London 23 hrs, 19 mins after taking off from Newfoundland.
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