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Binnie Barnes In "I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan" (1933)

Nice little performance by Binnie...

Super Boy (1933)

8 year old boy does strongman stuff including balancing a motorcycle on his knees!

Latest Neckwear (1933)

"Giraffe necked" women from Burma arrive for "The Greatest Show on Earth".

Another Prodigy (1933)

Young yodelling acrobat Billy demonstrates his agility.

Gladys Merredew (1933)

Cute witty song performed by Gladys Merredew, "I would if I could...".

One Handed Snooker (1933)

Demonstration of Geoffrey Benstead's one handed snooker technique.

Bob And Alf Pearson (1933)

A performance of the song "Old Father Thames".

Before History (1933)

Some fantastic model dinosaurs that move are seen at the Chicago World's Fair.

Stanelli (1933)

Stanelli does some comic business with Enid Darnley then plays the violin.

Gabriel Dee (1933)

Astrologer Gabriel Dee tells us how to discern character from the hands.

Carson Robinson And His Pioneers (1933)

Nice Country and Western style song.

Georgia Coleman (1933)

Various dives are demonstrated by the Olympic Women's Spring Board champion.

Rubber Face! (1933)

A sandwich man in Memphis demonstrates his gurning and face pulling for the camera.

Scovell And Wheldon (1933)

Male singing duo Scovell and Wheldon perform 'The Girl In The Little Green...

Titterton (1933)

The tenor Titterton sings the ballad 'Once In A Blue Moon' in the studio.

Zoo Shoe Shine (1933)

Chimpanzee shines shoes, smokes a cigarette and spits at Cincinnati Zoo.

Betty Bucknell (1933)

Betty Bucknell does a fast dance on ballet points in the studio.

Cossack Choir (1933)

Basil Klon and his Cossack Choir sing a stirring Russian folk song in the studio.

Elouise (1933)

An elephant called Elouise drinks beer then falls down drunk.

Jean Melville And Rene Cook (1933)

Pianists Jean Melville and Rene Cook play 'Fit As A Fiddle' and 'Me...

Eddie Smith And Girl Friend (1933)

Trick golfer Eddie Smith drives a golf ball from different parts of...

Gabriel Dee (1933)

Astrologer / psychologist Gabriel Dee tells how your nose is an indicator of your...

Lance Fairfax (1933)

Baritone Lance Fairfax sings 'Top O' The House' to two couples in the studio.

Lightening Fingers (1933)

15-year-old Ernesto Jaconelli plays 'Lightning Cavalry' on the accordion.

Baby's Day (1933)

Babies and toddlers parade along a boardwalk in a contest.

Dancing Mysteries (1933)

An eerie couple dance in a picture frame.

Soap Magic (1933)

Bubbles and figures made from soap.

Four Musketeers (1933)

Harmony singing group The Four Musketeers sing 'Roll Dem Bones' in blackface.

Take A Cue (1933)

Billiards player Willie Smith gives us some tips on how to play.

There's A Fortune In It! (1933)

Animated diagrams illustrate some odd American inventions.

Twinkling Tappers - Syd & Max Harrison (1933)

Syd and Max Harrison do a tap routine followed by...

Smashing Through (1933)

Rough rider Alec Jackson rides through a pane of glass on a motorbike.

Josephine Baker (1933)

Josephine Baker sings a French song at a charity ball in Paris.

Immortals In Stone (1933)

Great footage of the Mount Rushmoor National Memorial taking shape.

George Jackley (1933)

Comedians George Jackley, Vera Warriner and Joe Peterman tell riddles about the...

Treble Tappers (1933)

The Wiere Brothers perform a jumping tap routine at the Cinema Ball in Paris.

Troise And His Banjoliers (1933)

Troise and his Banjoliers play 'At Sundown' in the Pathe Studio.

The Looper (1933)

Captain Russell Holderman breaks the record for number of loops performed in a glider.

Tom Kinniburgh (1933)

Baritone Tom Kinniburgh sings 'Song of the Tramp' in the Pathe Studio.

Queer Pals (1933)

A Massachusetts hermit man is seen with his bird and squirrel friends.

Ronald Frankau (1933)

Comedian Ronald Frankau performs a song about public school police.

Hildegarde (1933)

Cabaret entertainer Hildegarde performs the song 'I Was In The Mood'.

The Paramount Mastersingers (1933)

The Paramount Mastersingers perform 'D'Ye Ken John Peel?' in the...

Beauty's Daily Dozen! (1935)

Contortionist Merial Gaunt demonstrates her "daily dozen" in the studio.

John Hendrik (1935)

Tenor John Hendrik sings 'I Love You Very Much Madame' to a girl in a floral frock.

Louis De Vries (1935)

Jazz trumpet player Louis De Vries plays with his band in the studio.

Dryland Swimming (1935)

A woman perfects her swimming strokes in a living room using a specially...