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Film Fanfare - No 22 1956
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Location unspecified.
Pan orchestra playing film fanfare theme tune, Paul Carpenter introduces film fanfare. Tommy Reilly who plays a snatch of music and is then interviewed about his career in film music etc. He plays himself out with a serious piece of Spanish music.
John Parsons visits...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Ron
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Silent
- Media URN:
- 82501
- Sort Number:
- DOCS
- Time in/Out:
- 01:46:54:00 / 01:57:30:00
- Canister:
- DOCS
- Film ID:
- 2827.06
- Issue Date:
- 1956
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In the paragraph describing the film "Home and Away, many other film industry people are also seen. These include..... The elderly man pictured at 04:49 is pioneering British film-maker George Pearson. The man in the bow-tie at 05:06 is film producer George Maynard. Seen at 05:11 are veteran Lighting Cameraman Basil Emmott and Director Vernon Sewell. At 05:25 we see actress Lana Morris. The man with her is make-up artist Neville Smallwood. At 06:09 we see continuity girl Betty Forster. In the paragraph describing "Chinese Party", despite what the commentator says, "Beverly Brook" should read Beverley Brooks (text and tags). At 07:19 Paul Carpenter (named in the shots list) is pictured with his wife, actress Kim Parker. "Wolf Mankovitz" should read Wolf Mankowitz (text and tags). For the paragraph describing "Man in the Sky" - seen at 08:04 is actor Jack Hawkins. At 08:12 is continuity girl Lee Turner. At 08:26 is actor Walter Fitzgerald. Glimpsed at 08:43 is actor Ernest Clark. "April…
Ran out of space on that one, the missing bit at the end reads.....
"April Orlich" should read April Olrich., (text and tags).