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A Splendid Failure

Date released

27 Jul 1933

Series name

Universal News

Issue no

318

NoS ID

139727

Story no

7 / 8

Extras

1 commentary sheet

The Mollisons, Amy and Jim, succeed in flying the Atlantic only to meet with disaster forty miles from New York.

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Mr J A Mollison Home from First Solo East-To-West Flight

Date released

12 Sep 1932

Series name

Universal News

Issue no

227

NoS ID

139049

Story no

2 / 8

Extras

1 commentary sheet

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Jim and Amy All Set

Date released

8 Jun 1933

Series name

British Paramount News

Issue no

238

NoS ID

032681

Story no

2 / 6

Mollisons to attack world’s distance record. On eve of New York’s starting place, [sic] famous sky rovers discuss prospects. THEIR SANGUINE HOPES POSTPONED (Sub title) Near tragedy attends early morning...

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Mollison Gets There

Date released

22 Aug 1932

Series name

British Paramount News

Issue no

155

NoS ID

032204

Story no

1 / 6

Attempting double Atlantic crossing, intrepid airman takes off from Portmarnock ... Landed at Penfield Ridge, New Brunswick, thirty hours later.

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Mollison in US

Date released

1 Sep 1932

Series name

British Paramount News

Issue no

158

NoS ID

032217

Story no

2 / 6

First pictures of famous airman’s ovation at Roosevelt Field, after making first solo east-to-west Atlantic hop.

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Mollison V Atlantic

Date released

6 Feb 1933

Series name

British Paramount News

Issue no

203

NoS ID

032477

Story no

2 / 6

Southward Ho. Britain’s air-king outlines his plan to blaze new 3 1/2 day sky-trail from England to Brazil.

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Smashes Cape Record

Date released

31 Mar 1932

Series name

British Paramount News

Issue no

114

NoS ID

031963

Story no

5 / 6

Flying Scot does it. J A Mollison, who flew from England to Cape Town in four days seventeen hours, gives interview.

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The Mollisons’ Crash

Date released

3 Aug 1933

Series name

Universal News

Issue no

320

NoS ID

139740

Story no

6 / 7

Extras

1 commentary sheet

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Mollison Here! Ocean Record in US-Cape Hop

Date released

2 Nov 1936

Series name

British Paramount News

Issue no

593

NoS ID

034812

Story no

10 / 10

Across the Atlantic in ten hours! Famous airman smashes all records for ocean hop.

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Mollisons in America

Date released

3 Aug 1933

Series name

British Paramount News

Issue no

254

NoS ID

032772

Story no

4 / 5

Own story after Atlantic hop. First pictures of Britain’s ace flyers, whose plane was wrecked in forced landing at Bridgeport.

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