Kite Flying Festival
Series
- Series Name
- British Movietone News
Issue
Story
- Story No. within this Issue
- 4 / 4
- Summary
- MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Kite Championships. DESCRIPTION: Parliament Hill Fields sees the venue for the biggest Kite Flying Festival ever staged in Britain. David Turner of Bristol had his attempt at the Highest Manned Kite Flight sabotaged by a spectator who cut one of the guide-strings. SHOTLIST: MS 3 kites flying. GV area. People watching. MS man untangling kite strings. MS kite flying. People watching. CU large box kite. Men preparing kite. CU large trophy on table. MS man with large kite. MS man with a minute kite. MS another man with minute box-kite. Revolving roll on woman’s head. Woman holding kite. Man holding kite. MS man watching. LS striped kite in air. MS parachute-type kite flying. Man controlling kite. Kite flying. People watching. MS still photographer. Kite crash lands. Woman pushing large kite. MCU David Turner talking. MS Turner’s kite being prepared. MS Mrs McFadyean talking to David Turner. CU ditto. Turner’s kite in air crashes. MS kite in air again. People watching. Kites in air. Men holding kites back. MS kites - one nearly lands but takes flight again. Turner in harness takes off and lands again. MS Turner in harness. MS kite in air. LS Turner takes off. MS people watching. MS Turner in harness.
- Keywords
- Entertainment and leisure; Competitions
- Locations
- London; Parliament Hill Fields
- Card file number
- 77/104
- Credits:
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- Commentator
- Leonard Martin
- Length of story (in feet)
- 228
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