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[SUBTITLE]: "Mr W Lawton the barrister-chef straps up his right arm and demonstrates how disabled soldiers can cook their own dinners. Preparing an omelette, peeling potatoes, which are cooked on a...
[SUBTITLE]: "Blinded soldiers from St Dunstan’s arriving at Buckingham Palace. They were entertained by the King and Queen who personally saw to the comfort of their guests." Soldiers driven through Horse...
Blinded soldiers playing the game of push ball.
[SUBTITLE]: "Mr JE Hanger instructs soldiers who have themselves lost a limb, how to make artificial arms and legs for other unfortunate soldiers." Mr Hanger in his workshop supervising men at work on...
[SUBTITLE]: "A hundred disabled men who have all been fitted with artificial limbs going off to the Press Club. They are able to run and jump almost as well as before they were disabled." Group of disabled...
[SUBTITLE]: "After working at useful trades during the day blind soldiers from St. Dunstan’s Hostel, enjoying a row on Regent’s Park lake with a lady as coxswain." Four soldiers in a line led down to the...
[SUBTITLE]: "Heroes who have lost their sight in the service of the country, dance with their nurses with a courage that defies affliction." Man playing a violin as three couples of dancing soldiers and...
[SUBTITLE]: "An event of special interest at the Honourable Artillery Company’s sports-races for wounded soldiers...." Shots of athletic races; a sack race, a competitor ‘tilting the bucket’, a race...
[SUBTITLE]: "Blind soldiers from St Dunstan’s Hostel competing with students from the Worcester College for the Blind. The soldiers defeat their opponents in all the races." Rowing races on river filmed...
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