1920's footage - British Pathé

1920's Footage

: Northern Ireland Parliament (1920); Politicians from Northern Ireland Parliament in Belfast.

: Always First With The News (1922); Picture of Mr Bonar Law and his Cabinet seated around Cabinet table, Downing Street, London.

: Camera Interviews - Mr W. Somerset Maugham (1929); W. Somerset Maugham seen at his home on the Riviera, he plays with his dogs and walks in his garden.

: Harewood House (1922); Footage of large stately home, Harewood House in Yorkshire

: Brightening Up The Parties (1925); Great film showing popular party games of the 1920s.

: The Mystery Of Marriage AKA Secrets Of Marriage (1931); Amazing early sex education film - strange, funny and fascinating!

: Jerry The Troublesome Tyke - There's Many A Slip... (1926); Animation featuring that naughty dog Jerry - this week Jerry goes to a Fancy Dress Ball.

: Dry V Wet War In America (1927); Agents burn boxes of bottles of alcohol due to prohibition.

: Time To Remember - Teenage Flapper 1920s - Reel 4 (1920); Excellent documentary about women's lives in the 1920s - great commentary by Joyce Grenfell.

: British Depression (1930); Unemployed and working life in 1930s Britain

: Lord Derby (1920); Government minister Lord Derby making speech.

: Longest Telephone Call In The World! (1931); Lord Mayors of London and Sydney have a long distance phone call.

: Mary Pickford & Douglas Fairbanks AKA Mary Pickford & Douglas Fairbanks Arrive; Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks arrive in England and are given a warm welcome by fans.

: Traffic Scenes, Taxis And Horse Drawn Vehicles (1920); London traffic scenes from the 1930s.

: Consequences - A Little Game Played In The Park And Elsewhere (1922); Lovely little romance - protagonists seen from the waist down only - very cute.

: All Home For Xmas (1929); British soldiers continue to leave the Rhine, making sure they say a proper goodbye to female acquaintances! Germany.

: Presentation Pandas Dublin Issue (1942); Two panda bears from China play in a room at San Francisco Zoo.

: Cinetopicalities In Brief No. 2 (1938); Showgirls balance on balls in a dance routine, a baby panda flies off to meet her new husband and a new game is played on Miami Beach.

: Fairbanks And Pickford In France (1920); Film star couple Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks conclude their European tour in France and pose for the cameras.

: London Calling! (1925); Great film showing how radio broadcasts are recorded and transmitted.

: His Majesties Speech To His Peoples (1935); King George V's Christmas speech with montage of shots of Britain and Empire.

: Covent Garden Band (1929); Great 1920s jazz from the Covent Garden Band, plus Charlestoning flapper and small boy!

: Charleston Dancing (1930); Good shots of Charleston and quick shot of Rudy Vallee.

: Cea Conference (1920); Conference delegates at country house, touring industrial site and coming out of cathedral.

: Time To Remember - Came The Dawn 1925 Reel 2 (1920); Fantastic peek at the British Film Industry of the 1920s - clips from great silent films and newsreels.

: Time To Remember - The Time When Little Happened 1921 - Reel 3 (1921); Events of 1921 - Irish treaty, mad stunts and newspapers at work.

: 1150 Mothers (1923); 1150 mothers show off their babies at Southwark Maternity Centre's Garden Party in Catford.

: Will It Ever Happen Here? The Prohibition - Zion City U.S.A. (1920); Prohibition - alcohol poured away in Zion City under new U.S. law.

: London's Famous Clubs And Cabarets No. 1 - The Kit Cat Club (1926); Stars of stage and screen mix with the bright young things at the Kit Cat Club.

: Britain Goes To International Court At The Hague Over The Albanian Question (1948); Sir Hartley Shawcross speaks at the Hague.

: Mercy Gets The Verdict (1962); A woman who killed her baby after it was born damaged by Thalidomide is acquitted.

: Grimsby's Trade Stimulant; Sir Henry Betterton opens a new fish-dock at Grimsby.

: First Cornish Oyster Feast (1925); Duchy of Cornwall oysters are enjoyed in first Cornish oyster feast. Falmouth, Cornwall.

: Goodbye ... Prohibition? (1932); America - crowds celebrate Roosevelt's election, while at the docks illegal alcohol is impounded.

: Table Top Toes (1928); Good dance item featuring Barrie Oliver and Betty Bolton who Charleston on a table top.

: Emancipation Of Women (1890); Documentary covering changes in women's lives and status between l890 and 1930.

: Scrapbook For 1922 - Reel 2 Of 2 (1922); Great film outlining the events of 1922.

: Dizzy Dancing (1932); Good footage of a dance marathon in America.

: London Skyline Issue Title - The Sky's The Limit (1938); Good views of various striking chimneys around London including Statue of Justice, grasshopper on royal exchange and towers of St. Pancras station.

: Time To Remember - Teenage Flapper 1920s - Reel 3 (1920); Excellent documentary about women's lives in the 1920s - great commentary by Joyce Grenfell.

: Time To Remember - Teenage Flapper 1920s - Reel 2 (1920); Excellent documentary about women's lives in the 1920s - great commentary by Joyce Grenfell.

: Time To Remember - Teenage Flapper 1920s - Reel 1 (1920); Excellent documentary about women's lives in the 1920s - great commentary by Joyce Grenfell.

: Time To Remember - On Stage In The Twenties 1927 - Reel 3 (1920); A look behind the scenes of the theatre during the 1920's.

: The Latest In Dances - The Charleston (1925); A new variation on Charleston steps is demonstrated by Barbara Miles and Maxwell Stewart.

: End The Strikes (1946); Herring drifters in East Anglia and workers at Savoy Hotel, London go on strike.