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Pathe synopsis: Many a modern artists uses bizarre materials: egg, bitumen, old scrubbing brushes and bits of torn newspaper, to name only a few. But Mr Jack Bryant, of Reading, is more logical - his medium...
Opens the new Caversham Bridge during industrial visit to Reading.
Pathe synopsis: The range of child prodigies is infinite - they conduct orchestras, are virtuosos on the concert platform, they act on stange and screen - but have you ever heard of a seven-year-old...
Pathe synopsis: The Museum of English Rural Life at Reading houses a unique collection of items which give a fascinating picture of country life as it used to be. Among the many exhibits is a replica of an...
As deputy for the Queen - opens new Nurses’ Home.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Berkshire Flappers Are Firefighters. DESCRIPTION: Reading store possesses smart corps of girls who are really hose experts. SHOTLIST: Girls wearing fire uniforms run along with tender....
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: In the Swim. DESCRIPTION: Attendants at Reading’s new Swimming Baths wear Mini-skirts as an aid to life saving. In Australia, the life-savers carry spear guns to protect Linda McGill...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Farm Robot. DESCRIPTION: Industry knows all about automation, so why shouldn’t farming! A robot tractor, in a demonstration, was seen at Reading. It’s throwing off bales of hay at...
Pathe synopsis: A car goes along a country road and the driver sits holding a newspaper with both hands and reading it as he races along. Dangerous driving? No, the safety-plans for tomorrow’s motoring...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: National Preview Galloping Grandfather. DESCRIPTION: Tim Durant, a sixty-six year old grandfather, is to ride King Pin in the Grand National this year. Tim, who has spent a lifetime in...
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