Cuts (rushes, out takes) for stories in Colour Pictorial - CP 660. The original stories are on Pathe Master tape *PM0417*.
Cuts for GANNYMEDE MODEL VILLAGE in CP 660. Similar footage to cut story of this model village near Hastings.
Cuts for MODEL CAROUSEL in CP 660. Similar footage to cut story of Frederick Turner's model merry-go-round. Frederick is seen working on the model as in cut story and looking at it through dark sunglasses.
Cuts for THROWAWAY LINES (aka PAPER CROCKERY) in CP 660. Similar footage to cut story of paper crockery and tableware being made in a factory. There is more footage here of the paper plate designs being discussed; design ideas lie on a table; some finished plates are seen with a kind of newspaper design on them. An excellent sequence not in the cut story shows two girls getting drinks from a vending machine - in paper cups, of course. More good shots of food being dished out onto paper plates; people eating at a table with a paper tablecloth, and paper tableware (not paper food though).
Cuts for MALONEY ON FASHION (aka PAPER FASHIONS) in CP 660. Similar footage to cut story of comedian Peter Maloney and a dolly bird wearing paper clothes that disintegrate when wet. We also see a few nice shots of the film crew / cameraman in these cuts; Peter does a piece to camera while being hosed down. The girl has a bit of trouble in getting her dress to fall apart convincingly.
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