Editorial Article: ARP Training and Sir Samuel Hoare

Series

Series Name

British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.

459A

Date Released

24 Mar 1938

Date submitted

8 Mar 1938

Date submitted

23 Mar 1938

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1Editorial Article: ARP Training and Sir Samuel Hoare
2. 2At Home & Abroad: Barcelona Air Raid Havoc
3. 3At Home & Abroad: Lloyd George in Paris
4. 4At Home & Abroad: Hitler’s Welcome on His Return to Berlin
5. 5At Home & Abroad: Gold Arrives from the Continent
6. 6At Home & Abroad: Gold Mining in South West Wales
7. 7At Home & Abroad: The Odd Sport of Dynamo - The world’s tiniest electric motor
8. 8At Home & Abroad: Egyptian Army Artillery Fire
9. 9At Home & Abroad: Sydney Police Gymkhana
10. 10Personality Column: Conducted by Leslie Mitchell: Diana Churchill Weds Barry Barnes
11. 11Personality Column: Conducted by Leslie Mitchell: Mrs Spragues 101st Birthday
12. 12Sports Page: The Lincolnshire Handicap Won by "Phakos"

Story

Story No. within this Issue

1 / 12

Section Title

Editorial Article

Summary

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Interview with Sir Samuel Hoare. SHOTLIST: Sir Samuel Hoare is interviewed about the drive for Air Raid Precautions volunteers. Big Gun at the Mansion House - CARD 32463 A big gun stands in the street outside the Mansion House to kindle interest in the drive for Territorial Recruits for the Air Raid Precautions Section.

Keywords

Education and training; Politics and government; Buildings and structures; Weapons; Civil defence

Footage sources

Great Britain

Card file number

32462

Credits:

Commentator

Sir Malcolm Campbell

Length of story (in feet)

84

Story extras:

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