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  1. Cinetops in Brief No 133

    Date released
    21 Oct 1940
    Series name
    Pathetone Weekly
    Issue no
    551
    NoS ID
    124618
    Story no
    3 / 4
    Extras
    1 film clip

    2,000 Guineas Pup The other day at Johannesburg, this pup was put up for auction in aid of naval charities and was sold for two thousand guineas. Grasshopper Plague Down in Arizona, they’ve caught the...

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  2. Echinococcosis: The Stockbreeder’s Plague (196 Film)

    Director
    J Biguet; A Capron; S Deblock
    Subject
    Biology; Veterinary science
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    The damage caused by ‘Taenia echinococcus’ in the internal organs of humans and domestic animals. The parasite’s cycle is examined. Shows how dogs play an important part as carriers. Preventive methods...

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  3. Brian Hayes review of 1977 (1977)

    Genre
    Discussion; Interview; Talk show

    Brian Hayes looks back at his topical shows of 1977 and interviews with: Warren Mitchell, in persona of his character Alf Garnett on how Prince Philip should run the country; Harold Robbins on his writing...

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  4. Hayes at the weekend (1977)

    Genre
    Interview

    Brian Hayes speaks to Richard Adams, author of recently-published novel, The Plague Dogs. Adams talks about the subjects of his books, the animation of Watership Down, his reluctance to be typecast as a...

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