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BFI synopsis: the visit of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to Rothes colliery in Fifeshire
A personal view of America, with a strongly environmental theme, set to music by Philip Glass. (The Hopi Indian title word means ‘unbalanced life’.)
Fourth in a series of radio programmes on ‘Music in Shakespeare’. Illustrated talk by Philip Hope-Wallace.
[caption id="attachment_6645" align="alignright" width="130" caption="(image: Institute of Communication Studies, Leeds)"][/caption] It is with regret that we report the death this week of Professor...
BFI synopsis: the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh come to Fife to open the Lurgi gas plant at Westfield.
NoS synopsis: Assessment of the function of coal in modern society and the future plans of the National Coal Board. Prince Phillip and Lord Robens appear.
BFI Summary - a safety exhibition at Nottingham. BFI synopsis: Exhibition of safety inventions by miners at Nottingham attended by Lord Hyndley, Philip Noel-Baker, Minster of Fuel and Power.
NoS synopsis: Philip Watts and his band
Illustrates the equipment used for breeding, handling and observing ‘Drosophilia’ (7 slides); stages in the life cycle: egg, larva, pupa and adult (4 slides); the sex differences (6 slides); and some...
Introduces the techniques used in plant cell, tissue and organ culture and their possible commercial applications. Discusses the initiation, establishment and maintenance of callus and cell suspension...
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