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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: News Briefs - Bells for Hiroshima. DESCRIPTION: Made in Germany, cast in steel works in the Ruhr to be sent to the atom-bombed city to be hung in the Peace Church. SHOTLIST: Cut story -...
Morris Dancing is a form of English folk dancing that dates back to the 15th Century, in which men in costumes adorned with bells would offer their version of the dance of the Moors, with scarves, sticks and...
Kerry Thomas tours Whitechapel Bell Foundry and asks Richard Brewis about making church bells, how they are made in a traditional method, the life of a bell and his favourite bells.Tuner Arthur Cuthbert...
The Bells of Winchester Cathedral. Presented by Graham Grant, Captain of the Ringers. Transmitted at 01:05 and 07:03. He describes the bells of Winchester Cathedral, tells the history and links with the...
They have been casting bells in the East End of London since time immemorial. The first recorded casting at the White Chapel Foundry is 1404. Laurence Spicer visited this foundry, now one of the only two...
Interview about the restored bells at the Guardian Royal Exchange in the City of London. Includes sound of bells. Male speaker and interviewer not identified.
The bells of Big Ben (apparently striking quarter to the hour).
Local villagers talk about a High Court case to try to stop the bells of the local church in Berkshire sounding at night. Male interviewer not identified.
Carillon of 53 bells - largest weighing 9 1/2 tons - shipped.
New bells of St George’s in Prague ring out with the hope of better times ahead.
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