Musical London (London) - British Pathé

Musical London (London)

: Beatles At Palace (1965); The Beatles collect their MBEs at Buckingham Palace.

: Millicent Phillips (1935); Pretty 10-year-old singing prodigy Millicent Phillips performs 'Little Brown Owl' in the studio.

: Miss Ella Shields (1930); Male impersonator Ella Shields sings and tap dances to 'Sweet Adeline' - dupe of PT 38.

: Music Hath Charms... (1931); Musicians play to animals in zoo enclosures - some of the animals appear to dance.

: Rock And Roll In Market (1957); Rock & Roll in Mayfair's Shepherd Market until police stops it.

: Rolling Stones Concert (1969); Rolling Stones hold concert in Hyde Park after death of Brian Jones. London.

: Rolling Stones Sing Satisfaction (1970); 'The Rolling Stones' performing 'Satisfaction' live on stage.

: Royal Opera Night (1953); Many royal guests attend the opening night of the opera 'Gloriana'.

: 'soul' On A Hot Summer's Day AKA Soul In Hyde Park (1968); Pop concert in Hyde Park.

: The British Women's Symphony Orchestra (1934); The British Women's Symphony Orchestra.

: The Dave Clark Five - Technicolor (1964); Pop band The Dave Clark Five play two of their most famous songs.

: The Master Of The King's Musick Sic (1931); Sir Edward Elgar with London Symphony Orchestra play 'Land of Hope & Glory' (Pomp & Circumstance.)

: Vaudeville Cocktail On Sleeve As Vauderville Cocktail (1937); Cabaret at Piccadilly Hotel: big bands, dancing, singing, conjuring and acrobatics.

: Miners Make Music (1948); Fist National Colliery Music Festival at Harringay Arena, London.

: Military Band (1914); Guards' Band playing and marching across courtyard - at Horseguards?

: Juke Box Story (1958); An informative look at the increasingly respectable juke box and its complex production.

: Beatles Welcome Home (1964); Classic Beatlemania scenes as the Fab Four come back to the UK.

: Guess Who! (1965); Fans turn out to welcome The Beatles back from their tour of America. London Airport.

: Ringo's All Right, Zak (1965); Ringo Starr brings his new baby son home, and a dog adopts a tiger cub at London zoo.

: Beatle Paul Weds (1969); Paul McCartney of The Beatles marries Linda Eastman at Marylebone Register Office.

: A Chorus Of 1,000 (1935); Rehearsal for a performance of Mendelssohn's Elijah at the Albert Hall.

: Buskers (1950); Shots of people playing music in the streets of London.

: Christian Aid Week (1965); Bands play to large crowds at a rally in Trafalgar Square to launch Christian Aid Week.

: Dennis Lotis (1958); Stage and recording star Dennis Lotis shares with us his home, his hobbies and his family.

: Computer Orchestra (1968); Peter Zinovieff composes music on his computer. Putney, London.

: Eric Coates (1944); Composer Eric Coates walks around London to gain inspiration for his tunes.

: Felix Mendelssohn And His Hawaiian Serenaders AKA Felix Mendelssohn And His Band Issue Title Is V For Victory (1941); Mendelssohn and his band play Hawaiian-style music.

: High Mass At Westminster Cathedral (1950); Unedited footage of High Mass or bishop 'crowning' ceremony at Westminster Cathedral.

: Rolling Stones On Stage (1970); 'The Rolling Stones' performing 'Jumping Jack Flash' live on stage.