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World Wide Survey: Great Britain - What’s the Time

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
1374
Date Released
3 Oct 1955
Date submitted
30 Sep 1955
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1World Wide Survey: France - A Postman’s Holiday
  2. 2World Wide Survey: Austria - Army’s First Parade
  3. 3World Wide Survey: Sweden - Tribute to Famous Sculptor
  4. 4World Wide Survey: Turkey - Finance Conference
  5. 5World Wide Survey: Israel - Border Incident
  6. 6World Wide Survey: Israel - Oil Strike
  7. 7World Wide Survey: USA - The President’s Illness
  8. 8World Wide Survey: Argentina - New Leader Acclaimed
  9. 9World Wide Survey: Cambodia - Elections
  10. 10World Wide Survey: South Africa - Last Rugger Test
  11. 11World Wide Survey: Great Britain - What’s the Time

Story

Story No. within this Issue
11 / 11
Section Title
World Wide Survey
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Watch and Clock Exhibition. DESCRIPTION: The most accurate clock in the World is one of the exhibits at the British Watch and Clock Exhibition - a survey of five centuries of timekeeping. SHOTLIST: CU wall clock. CU most accurate clock in the world. CU skull watch and Hour Glass of Mary, Queen of Scots. CU Chinese clock from Peking Palace. CU chronometer from the ‘Bounty’, owned by Captain Bligh. CU rolling ball clock. CU two girls with watches on their wrists and ankles. Round their necks and as earrings.
Keywords
History and archaeology
Locations
London
Card file number
64716
Credits:
Commentator
Geoffrey Sumner
Camera
Norman Fisher
Length of story (in feet)
84
Story extras:

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