Allies troops under General Wetherall march...
King George VI inspects Naval Cadets, Queen Elizabeth visits Ministry of Food.
Florence Desmond...
Walter Edge, U.S. Ambassador to France opens...
Prince Edward visits a seaside resort and inspects veterans.
Comedian Robb Wilton as WWI soldier who has only just found out the war is over - in...
Lion cubs and a baby walrus are seen at San Diego Zoo in California.
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Footage of the comedians Mabel Constanduros and Michael Hogan.
Ronald Frankau cracks a few jokes and sings "Don't Let's Sing About the War".
The baritone Robert Ashley sings 'Absent Friends'.
Bass singer Malcolm McEachern performs patriotic song about the navy -...
Ronald Frankau recites an amusing monologue called 'The Fairy.'
Nan Kenway and Douglas Young perform a comedy routine about the war.
Margaret Eaves sings "When Big Ben...
Actor Leslie Banks helps in jewellery auction at...
Little boy gets Swiss music box for his birthday and remembers trip to Switzerland.
Item about two famous artists at work in Chelsea, London.
Children attend the Camel Club set up in old pub by the Save the...
New dog arrives at Staines dog track and is guided to his first win by track...
American born British politician Lady Nancy Astor speaks (and sings)...
The famous author voices his opinions...
Cartoonist Joe Noble has fun suggesting different shapes and uses for barrage balloons.
First anniversary of VE-Day marked in Copenhagen.
French item tracing history of cinema in...
Duplicate of story of same name found in NP 129 - see separate record for details.
Jack Hulbert and Cicely Courtneidge auction a donkey in aid of...
A speech by...
Character singer Eric Woodburn perform military marching song 'Boots'...
Quirky comedy sketch by Ministry of Information about growing winter...
Shots of comic cricket match. People working in potato field.
Children from poor and developing countries live and learn in this international...
Various material of Prince of Wales visit to the North East of England - lots...
Operatic tenor Thomas Burke sings two songs for disabled ex-servicemen at Queen...
Travelogue showing the sights of Edinburgh.
Operatic tenor Alfred Piccaver sings for disabled ex-service men at Queen Mary's Hospital.
Composer Alonzo Elliott plays his tune 'There's A Long, Long Trail'.
Mad story about a man dreaming of a giant vacuum cleaner!
Epic film 'War and Peace', staring Audrey Hepburn - has its premiere in...
Topical comedy with drag act comedians Warden...
Footage of Hal Swain...
Writer Wentworth...
Comedian Dougie Young shows...
Leslies Holmes and Sarony entertain with a song...
Very funny item compares a visit to the grocer's in...
Ronald Frankau sings a song entitled "After the War".
The Two Leslies - Holmes and Sarony - sing and play "Won't it be Wonderful?".
Ventriloquist Peter Brough and his dummy John.
Blind war veterans of St Dunstan's take part in a competition walk at...
A modern hat is contrasted with an Edwardian style hat -...
Lovely film about a letter from a wife to a soldier overseas - rather sad.