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A puppy’s career - from a telephone kiosk to a home of its own.
Royal Academician Ken Howard paints scenes of Venice, with its architectural shapes, earth colours, figures and in particular its atmospheric light, which has had a great effect on Ken Howard’s work for...
Television arts documentary. Ken Dodd talks to Melvyn Bragg about his career and theories of comedy. Includes Dodd in performance at Manchester Palace Theatre, and reproducing his ‘straight’ role as...
Ken Livingstone (by now, former leader of the GLC?) attacks the hypocrisy of politicians who pretend not to be interested in power. For the record, he states that he does want power, and he is not ashamed to...
Track 1- Interview with Mrs Thomas on Ken’s death; Track 2- Part of Ken Thomas talk on Mike Matthews programme [?]. See also news tapes AV769/329/S1, Av769/337/S1, AV769/389/S1. See also AV769/453/S1. [Box 3]
The round-up of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research and published at Learning on Screen by Jose de Esteban. We highlight a group of ten articles...
Elephants are sprayed with oil to protect skin during winter.
At conclusion of Olympic Games, British stars relax amid bright lights of capital.
Better than ever fete justifies claim to be world’s finest flower festival.
Pathe cameramen secure vivid films of stricken area.
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