1930s1 - British Pathé

1930s1

: It Must Not Fail - Cuts (1933); Speeches from several delegates to the World Economic Conference in London.

: The Modern Musical Box (1932); Very good film of footage of radio set factory in Hendon and Southgate, Greater London.

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

: Time To Remember - A New Era 1931 - Reel 2 (1931); Good documentary about the world in the early 1930s.

: Time To Remember - A New Era 1931 - Reel 4 (1931); Good documentary about the world in the early 1930s.

: The Prince Of Wales (1932); Prince of Wales and Post Master General visit GPO exhibit at Ideal Home exhibition.

: Allied Air Might (1943); Allied forces bomber planes on display.

: Aerial Shots Of Bombing (1944); Footage of bombing raid.

: Gadgets For Eve (1932); Various new gadgets for the home are demonstrated.

: Hoover Clean Sweep Reel 1 (1930); View of the Hoover factory building in Perivale. A detailed look at the manufacturing process.

: Macmillan's Speech From 10 Downing Street (1957); Macmillan makes a speech about Britain being a great country.

: The Prime Minister And Germany (1938); Neville Chamberlain visits Hitler at Berchtesgaden and speaks to the press on his return.

: £2,000,000,000 Debt Conversion - Biggest Operation In World's History (1932); Debt conversion forms are distributed and Neville Chamberlain gives interview on their benefits.

: Britain's First National Government (1931); The Coalition Cabinet pose for cameras in garden of No. 10 Downing Street.

: Not So Bad (1931); Neville Chamberlain talks about his recent Budget.

: 29 Years After (1932); Neville Chamberlain speaks to Pathe about tariffs - intercut with pictures of his father Joseph.

: Mr Neville Chamberlain (1934); Chancellor of the Exchequer, Neville Chamberlain, explains some parts of his Budget speech.

: Chamberlain - Sudeten Crisis - 1938 (1938); Neville Chamberlain flies off to meet Hitler - and give away the rights of the Czechs.

: Britain's Gesture For Peace (1938); Neville Chamberlain flies to Munich to discuss the Czech Crisis with the German Chancellor.

: Keep Calm And Dig (1938); Montage of footage from 1938 Crisis - digging trenches in Green Park and gas mask fittings.

: The Crisis (1938); Chamberlain makes second trip to Germany to see Hitler; news of Czech mobilisation breaks.

: The Super Dairy (1931); Up to date dairy is shown - mechanised production line.

: Documentary Cuts (1930); Cuts (rushes, out takes) relating to documentaries THE GREAT CRUSADE, TIN MINING and unknown items.

: Princess Margaret Material - Reel 2 (1937); Various shots of Princess Margaret at events in the late 1930s.

: Edward And Simpson Record A (1930); Newreel items related to the Abdication of King Edward VIII and his relationship with Mrs Simpson

: London Lights (1933); Illuminated lights of London including News Theatre.

: Germany Pre War (1930); Various material of Nazis in Germany during the build up to WWII.

: Time To Remember - Wind Up Week 1938 - Reel 4 (1938); Documentary film about 1938 - people become aware of the growing threat of war.

: Holiday Scenes (1920); Lots of holiday scenes around the world - beaches, swimming, ice cream and fairgrounds.

: Man Of The Hour; A retrospective on the life and career of Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain after success at Four Powers conference.

: The Battle For Beauty (1940); Very interesting film promoting a campaign to "Help Save Rural England" against road development.

: Traffic Scenes In London (1930); Various 1930s shots of traffic in the heart of London.

: Hoover Clean Sweep Reel 2 (1930); A detailed look inside the Hoover Factory at the manufacturing process.

: Egg Salesman (1937); New advertising device for street walking egg salesmen - adverts on their hats.

: Brush Salesman Issue Title Is Hoops Dearie! (1937); Door-to-door brush salesman displays his brushes from a hoop.

: Industrial Arp (1939); Air raid rehearsal at a radio factory in Southend in Essex.

: "Blazing The Air Trail" (1932); Preparations for an airmail flight from Croydon to South Africa.

: Duke Of York At Croydon (1930); Prince Albert, Duke of York, looks over a new aeroplane - Horatius.

: Aeroplane (1930); Unidentified aeroplane takes off.

: Air-Minded Ramsgate! AKA Air - Minded Rams Gate (1933); Councillors from Ramsgate inaugurate a flying service from the coast to London.

: Atlantic Air Liner's First Flight (1936); The air liner "Caledonia" has a test flight in Rochester before leaving to fly the Atlantic.

: Cinetopicalities In Brief No. 55 (1939); Stories in this item include lion cubs at Amsterdam Zoo and a British steel works.

: The Prime Minister In Rome (1939); The Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Lord Halifax arrive in Rome, Italy.

: Here You Are Mr Everyman (1930); New small plane is revealed in Hooton in Cheshire.

: Time To Remember - Edwardian Summer 1905 - 1910 - Record C - Reel 1 (1905); Documentary film about the years 1905-1910, a period of technological and political change.

: Days Of Tension (1939); Footage of preparations being made in Britain for outbreak of war.

: War In Spain (1936); Spanish Civil War; street battles and on the front in mountains with antifascist forces.

: On The Sands - South Coast (1938); Good shots of crowds on a beach on the south coast on a hot summer day.

: Broomwade Presents Reel 2 (1935); Industrial film showing processes involved in making air compressors and pneumatic tools.

: Coasting (1932); Good aerial footage of Liverpool, Southport and Blackpool in Lancashire.

: New Ships From Old! AKA New Ships For Old (1932); A ship breakers' yard in Blyth. We see bits of ships being cut and smashed.

: The City Of The Future (1935); Shots of London and New York are compared with sketches and models of a futuristic city.

: The Man And The Machine On The Sleeve As The Man The Machiner (1932); Good footage of machinery being used to construct road near Brighton, East Sussex.

: Abolish All Slums (1930); Lord Monk Bretton is at ceremony to mark the demolition of the site, Somers Town, London.

: Stranded In Prescot British Insulated Cables Ltd Reel 5 (1932); Brilliant documentary showing how British Insulated Cables can electrify your home!

: Stranded In Prescot British Insulated Cables Ltd Reel 1 (1932); Brilliant documentary showing how British Insulated Cables can electrify your home!

: On The Coast (1938); Good footage of people in coats on the beach and enjoying fairground rides on a rather cold day.

: North & South (1930); Good scenes of people enjoying a chilly day out at Blackpool.

: Troubled Spain (1936); Thousands have been killed in the Spanish Civil War and untold damage caused to buildings and vehicles. Badajoz, Spain.

: Spain / Troops (1936); Spanish Civil War - bombed out village and soldiers fighting from trenches.

: Germany RE Pudiates Two Treaties AKA Germany Repudiates Two Treaties (1936); Good footage of German troops marching through Cologne in the demilitarised zone and crowds cheering them on.

: Carriage Made (1936); Informative item about how a railway carriage is made and assembled. Derby, Derbyshire.

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

: Belles Of Cornwall (1936); Young women playing sport and having holiday fun at Carlyon Bay resort, Cornwall.

: Water Sprites (1933); Tourists enjoy fun and frolics at Clacton-on-Sea, Essex.

: London Children Spend A Happy Day (1937); Fulham children go to Littlehampton for a day trip.

: Mud 'larks' At Southend (1939); Good shots of holidaymakers having fun on Southend beach in Essex.

: Would You Believe It? No. 10 (1934); Odd things including an automatic garage door and a car park attendant in shining armour.

: Making Mgs At Abingdon (1931); Excellent film showing all the stages of constructing an MG car.

: Safety First - No. 1 (1934); Road safety item with good shots of light traffic on suburban roads.

: Steel Men (1931); Good footage of men at work on construction site at Marble Arch, London.

: The Great Crusade - Reel 2 (1937); Fantastic film about new housing - slum dwellers are rehoused in nice suburban accommodation.

: The Great Crusade Reel 1 (1937); Fantastic film about new housing - slum dwellers are rehoused in nice suburban accommodation.

: The Great Crusade (1937); Fantastic film about new housing - slum dwellers are rehoused in nice suburban accommodation.

: Time To Remember - Wind Up Week 1938 - Reel 2 (1938); Documentary film about 1938 - people become aware of the growing threat of war.

: Air Raid Precautions (1938); Soldiers at Wellington Barracks demonstrate their readiness for gas bomb attacks.

: Big London Arp Test (1939); Footage of mass ARP test in London.

: Black Out Ideas AKA Blackout Tips Item Title Is Ancient And Modern (1939); Road safety ideas for walking and cycling during the blackout.

: Black Out Ideas Issue Title - Black And Blue (1939); Footage of new inventions including bumper that prevents people walking into lamp posts.

: Shots Of London (1935); Shots of London from the towers of Battersea power station under construction.

: See How It Grew (1933); The opening of the Regal Cinema in Kingston Upon Hull.

: Putting The Funnel On - 1930's (1930); Ship building footage.

: Safety First No 2 (1934); Sir Malcolm Campbell gives driving advice to members of the public.

: Hey Ho! Come To The Fun Fair! (1931); Various rides at the funfair in Margate.

: "You Are Wanted On The Telephone"! (1932); Motorcycles with telephone shaped sidecars are used in advertising campaign.

: Traffic Scenes - London (1930); Shots of traffic and pedestrians around new design of pedestrian crossing in London.

: A Giant Am I (1934); Large excavation machine at work in a quarry in Corby in Northamptonshire.

: Bricklayers Crash Hat (1937); Bricklayer wears motorcycle crash helmet when carrying bricks up ladder.

: Bricks For 10 Houses A Day (1938); Process of brick making - from clay digging to a house building.

: Down Below The River (1934); Great footage of the nearly completed Mersey Tunnel between Liverpool and Birkenhead.

: One Piece Buildings! (1933); Good shots of men at work using a new electric welder on a construction site.

: Bluebell Day - France (1926); Flower carnival in Paris.

: Madeleine Bastille (1910); Good shots of boulevards and buildings in Paris, France. 1910.

: The Black Bottom Dance; Edward J. Blunt and Margery Jackson demonstrate the Black Bottom.

: Eve At The Races In France (1926); Glamorous girls pose at the racetrack - nice shot of two women posing with dogs (the Dolly Sisters?).

: The Prince With His Prize (1923); Edward, Prince of Wales, inspects his prize winning cattle.

: Churchill And Royal Family On Balcony (1945); The royal family and Winston Churchill on balcony of Buckingham palace, V.E. day. London.