Wardour Street - British Pathé

Wardour Street

: At 103 Wardour Street (1925); Footage of people outside the Pathe Building at 103 Wardour Street, London.

: Charles Pathe; Footage of Charles Pathe - probably outside the Pathe building in Wardour Street.

: Pathe Newsreel Staff At Work (1953); Great footage of Pathe staff at work in their Wardour Street offices in Soho.

: Pathe Newsreel Staff At Work (1953); Great footage of Pathe staff at work in their Wardour Street offices in Soho.

: Queen Mary Visits Pathe (1922); Queen Mary at the Pathe Building on Wardour Street, London.

: Warner-Pathe House Lights Up (1963); Barbara Windsor activates illuminated Warner-Pathe sign over door, ads for new releases.

: Pathe Cameramen (1940); Scenes taken in the studio for use in the newsreel as link shots between stories.

: Pathe News At Work (1962); Good coverage of the work of British Pathe's newsreel making operation.

: Prince George At Film House (1920); Prince George and Princess Marina (?) arrive at and leave Film House (Pathe headquarters?).

: Introducing Ourselves Part 1 [ History Of Pathe ] (1956); Promotional film showing the suitability of British Pathe to make TV commercials.

: Four Minutes From Piccadilly (1954); Documentary about the work of the Pathe Film Studio - shots of a small studio at work - Good Stuff

: Arab Chiefs Visit Pathe (1920); Arabs visit the Pathe studio. London.

: Mountbatten Into Rn Car (1945); Lord Louis Mountbatten leaving Pathe Building in Wardour Street in a Royal Naval Car.

: Philip Visits Pathe (1969); Prince Philip visits Pathe House in Wardour Street to watch a film "Management by Objectives".

: Truman Speaks To Pathe News; President Truman talking about Pathe newsreels.

: Bygones (1978); A look behind the scenes at Pathe in the 1970s - including Larry McKinna in a red jumper!

: Mr Cummins Pathe News Editor (1960); Pathe News editor at work in his office.

: Clapperboard (1972); Chris Kelly talks to Pathe staff about the history of the newsreels.

: Special Announcement (1945); Pathe in London link up with Paris and New York to improve international news coverage.