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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Paper Dolls. DESCRIPTION: French designer, Paco Rabannes and Paper manufacturers, Bowater Scott, combine to create Fashion Headlines. Dresses made of paper, costing less than a pound;...
Her Majesty tour Thames Estuary sites of recent flood. Duke of Edinburgh visits bad spots in Lincolnshire and Suffolk.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Veterans of the River (In Colour). DESCRIPTION: Less than a hundred years ago, there were 8,000 sailing barges plying their trade along the Thames. Now, only a few remain, preserved...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Oyster Smacks Race Colour. DESCRIPTION: The annual Thames Oyster Smack Race from Gravesend to Billingsgate was won by the smack ‘Shamrock’ skippered by architect Brian Thomas. This...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Queen & Duke Tour Flooded Areas. DESCRIPTION: The Duke of Edinburgh has again been making flying visits to the flooded areas on England’s East Coast. Her Majesty went to Purfleet and...
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...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Loss of the Submarine Truculent. DESCRIPTION: The British Submarine Truculent which was rammed by the Swedish ship Divina, sank within a minute. This is one of the most tragic naval...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Last of the Paddle Steamers (In Colour). DESCRIPTION: A National Appeal has just been launched to try to raise enough money to preserve Medway Queen, the paddle steamer, that has...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Aquatic Antics. DESCRIPTION: Oxford went to Cambridge - onto the Cam for the Inter-Varsity punt relay race. Entry was open to anyone who has entered the river unwillingly while fully...
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