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Guest of Honour at the Cinematograph Exhibitors Banquet is Sir John Reith, Minister of Information.
Radio 4 broadcast. The second of Professor Hawking’s 2015 Reith lectures delivered 1 December 2015 at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Professor Hawking describes the history of scientific thinking...
Radio drama. Comedy by Gary Brown about Eric Gill’s fictionalised clash with the BBC and Lord Reith over the propriety of the appearance of his famous sculpture of Ariel and Prospero outside Broadcasting...
Actor and BBC commentator Tom Fleming on 50 years of royal broadcasts. Begins with a recording of the first Christmas message broadcast by King George V in 1932. Fleming says the King was asked by BBC...
[caption id="attachment_8779" align="alignright" width="162" caption="Bertrand Russell"][/caption] The BBC has updated its Reith Lectures microsite. At present 194 broadcasts are available, with the...
Minister of Information, guest at CEA annual dinner, praises war-efforts of newsreels.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: CEA Dinner. DESCRIPTION: The Minister of Information, together with Films Publicity Director, Sir Kenneth Clark, are guests of CEA. SHOTLIST: Sir John Reith, Information Minister, makes...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Belfast’s New Radio. SHOTLIST: Lord Craigavon, Sir John Reith and Duke of Abercorn leaving car. They look at the aerial mast. Interior shots of the new station.
COI synopsis: The Reith Lectures, which this year were given by Robert Gardiner, Executive Secretary to the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, on the theme of race relations.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Australian Air Mail. SHOTLIST: Sir John Reith introduces Sir K Wood, who inaugurates the 1.5d Air Mail to Australasia. Then an Empire flying boat roars overhead after the first...
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