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The Duke of York

Date released

12 Aug 1929

Series name

Pathe Gazette

Issue no

1632; Super Issue No.: 29/64

NoS ID

087794

Story no

3 / 8

Extras

1 film clip

thoroughly enjoys himself and joins in all the fun with the 400 boys of his "own" camp.

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George Romney (2002)

Subject

Art

Distribution

Sale, DVD (Region 0 PAL, 35 minutes), £12.99

George Romney (1734-1802) was a key figure in British art in the late eighteenth century. A contemporary of Sir Joshua Reynolds and Thomas Gainsborough, he was a fashionable, prolific and at times dazzling...

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Orson Welles’ Twelfth Night (1939 Audio)

aka: Twelfth Night

Series

Mercury Text Records

A Mercury Text Record, a series designed to contribute to the developing interest in audiovisual media in teaching Shakespeare. Welles wrote and recorded a prologue to the play which is a conversation...

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Duke of York Boys Camp

Date released

7 Aug 1922

Series name

Topical Budget

Issue no

571-2

NoS ID

128617

Story no

4 / 6

Duke of York visits a boys’ camp at New Romney.

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From Public School and Factory: The Duke and Duchess of York Visit 400 Boy Guests in Camp at New Romney, Kent

Date released

13 Aug 1923

Series name

Gaumont Graphic

Issue no

1293

NoS ID

079462

Story no

3 / 5

Extras

1 film clip

Duke and Duchess arriving; schoolboys - they shake hands with the boys.

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Duke of York at Boys Holiday Camp

Date released

19 Aug 1929

Series name

British Movietone News

Issue no

11

NoS ID

002204

Story no

1 / 5

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Duke of York at Boys Holiday Camp. DESCRIPTION: Public schoolboys make merry at New Romney as guests of HRH SHOTLIST: Group of boys seated with the Duke of York in the centre. The Duke...

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King Lear (1939 Radio)

Producer

Peter Creswell

Scenes from the play arranged as a sequence for radio broadcasting by Peter Creswell. With Abraham Sofaer in the title role and William Hutchison as narrator.

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