Editorial: Sir Malcolm Campbell comments briefly on topics of the moment

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
312A
Date Released
30 May 1935
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Flashes: Motorists hurtle round the houses in the Isle of Man
  2. 2Flashes: Huge French liner ‘Normandie’ begins maiden voyage
  3. 3Flashes: Princess Ingrid is royally greeted in Copenhagen
  4. 4Personalities: Helen Wills Moody is here to try to regain Wimbledon title
  5. 5Editorial: Sir Malcolm Campbell comments briefly on topics of the moment
  6. 6Sport: Reported by Alan Howland: Miller in training to defend World Title against Tarleton
  7. 7Sport: Reported by Alan Howland: Women golfers clash in Open Championships
  8. 8Sport: Reported by Alan Howland: British girls capture French Tennis title
  9. 9Oak Apple Day Described by Eric Dunstan

Story

Story No. within this Issue
5 / 9
Section Title
Editorial
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Sir M Campbell Comments on Topics of the Moment. SHOTLIST: Good shot of Buckingham Palace with the traffic passing along the Mall. Shot of the dismantling of jubilee decorations. Close shot of jubilee appeal poster. Close shot of the Duke of Windsor speaking on same. CU of flower sold for the appeal. Lord Lonsdale walks in the Mall with his dogs. Safety First Men step off the pavement without looking.
Keywords
Royalty; Commemorations; Sport; Buildings and structures; Celebrations and festivals; Animals; Public information
Footage sources
Movietone
Card file number
3688
Credits:
Commentator
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Length of story (in feet)
83
Story extras:
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