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NFTVA ‘Silent News Films’ (1965): "Ready for her great adventure." Closer views of the airship in her hangar with crowds of spectators. (38 feet)
World’s sweetheart of silent films days says a few words on landing at Hurn airport - first visit since 1939.
NFTVA Silent News Films (1965): "Pussies meet: the cream of feline aristocracy at national cat club show at Crystal Palace." A number of the exhibits. (58 feet)
NFTVA ‘Silent News Films’ (1965): "Barnet Fair: Opening day scenes at the famous horse fair." Owners showing off the paces of their horses and ponies. (64 feet)
NFTVA ‘Silent News Films’ (1965): "The King’s Bodyguard: HRH The Duke of Connaught inspects the Yeomen of the Guard at St James’s Palace." The men marching into position, after which they are...
NFTVA Silent News Films (1965): The obesity roll: ladies inclined to adipose tissue now prefer these new exercises to ‘going on a diet.'" Women doing exercises. (20 feet)
NFTVA Silent News Films (1965): "Revolution Day in Mexico: at Mexico City, President Portes Gil witnesses celebration of events of 1910." Shots of a procession of tableaux and close-ups of the President. (45...
NFTVA Silent News Films (1965): "On the Cam - Cambridge crew out: light blues brave bad weather in early practice for the boat race." Carrying the boat down to the water, pushing off, and in action. (75 feet)
NFTVA Silent News Films (1965): "A modern flapper: Denver (USA) inventor proves that at least one flapper is not so fast after all." A motor bicycle which has aeroplane wings attached and which makes an...
NFTVA ‘Silent News Films’ (1965): "Fine Fellows All: Field Marshal Lord Methuen inspects the Scots Guards to mark his 25th year as Colonel of the Regiment." Shots of the Guards on parade and of Lord...
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