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British Pathe

: 50th Anniversary Of Pathe News (1961); Montage of important events: Titanic, coronations, Pearl Harbour, Hiroshima etc.

: "Pathe Rooster On Top Of The World!" (1931); Climbers carry a Pathe flag to the top of Japan's sacred mountain - Fujiama.

: Versus NATO (1971); Unusual film exploring images of war and peace - some nice footage - a hippie feel to the film.

: Dancing (1960); Montage of shots of people dancing in Black & White and Colour.

: Review Of The Sixties (1970); Review of some of the important events from the 1960s.

: Flashbacks Reel 1 Reel 1 Is Old Reels 1 & 2 Combined (1896); Retrospective documentary tracing the development of moving pictures.

: Mr C J Latta Honoured (1964); Managing Director of Associated British Picture Corporation gets a CBE.

: Pathe Wins Prize At Edinburgh Festival (1959); Pathe wins newsreel prize at Edinburgh Festival, London.

: What's Wrong Competition; Cinemagoers are invited to write in to Pathe identifying the "deliberate mistake" in the film.

: Pathe News Titles (1930); Pathe News titles from the 1930s (?).

: The Passing Years (1899); Documentary tracing the history of news reporting in the Pathe newsreel.

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

: 50th Anniversary Of Pathe (1961); Item made up of memorable and historic news stories to celebrate Pathe's 50th anniversary.

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

: Chimp In Pathe Cutting Room (1956); Janet the Chimpanzee creates havoc in the reception and cutting room of Pathe House, London.

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

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

: 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.

: Four Minutes From Piccadilly (1950); The film making activites in the Pathe Wardour Street studios in Soho.