NATALIE - British Pathé

Natalie

: Street Lamps (1951); Peter Varnon collects and repairs old street lamps. Hampstead, London.

: Plastic Dolls AKA Doll Making (1957); A story about a housewife who makes plastic dolls to sell and exhibit by baking them in her oven.

: Cookie Dolls AKA Film Star Dolls (1961); An item about a housewife with an unusual hobby - making dolls of famous personalities.

: Model Boat Building (1956); Large model boats are seen in detail - Mr Prior is seen at work on a new one.

: Old Time Grace (1927); Open air display of country dancing.

: A Camisole Note (1921); A pretty bra is made from some handkerchiefs.

: Old Salts Knitting (1936); Old fishermen take up knitting jerseys in between mending the nets.

: Women Rowing AKA Lyons Rowing Club Issue Title How's That? (1939); Women from Lyons Rowing Club in training on River Thames.

: Boxing Pub (1957); Boxing club in a pub - very young boys can be seen training - and fighting. Rather vicious fight!

: Bottle Top Animals (1957); Country pub bartender uses bottle tops to make little animals.

: Ladies Rifle Club AKA Rifle Range (1958); A light-hearted glimpse into an unusual (for the time) female hobby - rifle shooting!

: Wooden Armies (1958); Russell Gammage demonstrates the complex process of making wooden figures for museum displays.

: Home Sauna Bath (1958); Item about a private Finnish sauna bath and its supposed health benefits.

: Beryl Reid At Home (1958); Actress Beryl Reid shows us her home and garden including her collection of bizarre earrings.

: Snakes On Guard (1964); Fred the Boa Constrictor, together with several lizards, helps to protect his owner's home from burglars.

: Pogo Sticks (1962); An item about the re-emergence of the pogo stick craze!

: Moth Breeders (1963); Children have moths attached to their clothes - a family of moth fanciers.

: Eggshell Artist (1964); Impressive artworks are made from broken eggshells and painted animal skulls.

: Ernest Thesiger - Expert Embroiderer (1944); Sinister actor has hidden talents.

: Girl Racer (1962); Beryl Swain takes her motorbike for a spin around a racetrack.

: Queen Elizabeth Model (1942); Mr Woolley shows us his model of the ship "Queen Elizabeth". Eltham, London.

: Painting By Numbers (1954); Girl demonstrates how to paint a scene using colours that correspond to numbers on a picture.

: Bird Fanciers (1951); Footage of various types of small birds being displayed at pub in London.

: Rubber Masks (1968); Mr Dyke Richens makes rubber masks in his spare time.

: Toy Woollen Poodles AKA Poodle Story (1956); Glamorous showgirls at The Windmill Theatre knit woollen poodles for hospital children.

: Showgirls Bowling (1962); The girls from the Windmill Theatre and Murray's Cabaret club practice bowling for a showgirls league.

: Arts And Crafts Issue Title Is Swing Time (1943); All-woman barrage balloon crew prepare for Services' Arts and Crafts Exhibition.

: Ski-Craft (1964); A speedy new jet ski called ski-craft pulls various water skiers on the river.

: Girl Footballers (1961); Female football team, the Heartthrobs, play against schoolboys to preserve male pride!

: Blow Egg Football (1950); Light-hearted item about a game of blow egg football in Gravesend, Kent.

: Sunday Football (1953); Football teams play their Sunday matches on Hackney Marshes. London.

: Butterfly Decoration AKA Butterfly On Skin (1936); Girl decorating herself with butterflies.

: Butterfly Decorations Issue Title Going Gay (1938); Entomologist Hugh Newman makes ornaments from butterflies he has collected.

: Her Majesty's Sewing Bee (1939); Footage of Palace staff and Queen Elizabeth knitting at Buckingham Palace in London.

: Sister Susies Of The 8th Army (1943); Girls showing the men of the 8th Army how to sew.

: Map Making By W.V.S. Issue Title - Quite So! (1943); Ladies from the Women's Voluntary Service make maps out of cloth for the army.

: Autographs (1946); World champion in collecting autographs shows how to do it.