News In A Nutshell 1935

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Item title reads - News in a Nutshell.

Cowes, Isle of Wight. M/S of fire float 'Massey Shaw', new from London County Council, floating on the water. M/S of crew attaching hoses to pumps, M/S as they pump water hundreds of feet into the air. Various shots of the huge jets, M/S of the vessel....

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Cataloguer:
Emma
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
11018
Sort Number:
35/032
Time in/Out:
01:36:29:00 / 01:41:59:00
Canister:
35/32
Film ID:
823.22
Issue Date:
22/04/1935

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  • "Various shots as poles are manoeuvred" - they're manoeuvred by a Mowlem Construction Company crane.

    In the penultimate story, about Tommy Johnstone, the shots list reads "model bus on the road in front of a real one" - the real bus is a Leyland Tiger TS4.

    That same story twice refers to Tommy Johnstone's father - the father's name was Ernest Johnstone, and he built the scale model bus. More of his models can be seen in clips 1261.10 and 1630.24.

    jamied 16th Jun 2012

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