story of pathe eps 1 and 3 - British Pathé

Story Of Pathe Eps 1 And 3

: Fashions - Stencil Colour Pos; Beautiful early colour item - girls posing in their undies.

: A Leaf From Life (1929); Lovely film showing the daily work of nurse in a tuberculosis unit for children.

: Leather Fair (1955); Nifty new handbags, suitcases and leather devices are shown - couple of great novelty items.

: Leslie Weston (1932); Leslie Weston sings a song about how terrible life is once you are married.

: Lily Morris (1932); Great "turn" - Lily Morris dancing and singing "Don't Have Any More Mrs Moore."

: London's Famous Clubs And Cabarets No. 5 (1926); Various acts at Murray's Club - Daly Sisters, the Three Equals, Musty the Mysterious etc.

: Luxury Bed (1959); Mighty bed - get it and you won't need to get up. Rather like the Internet but more comfortable.

: Male Fashions (1951); Camp fashions for men by designer Dale Cavahnaugh.

: Men's Hair Styles (1956); A fabulous 'Elephant Trunk' quiff is created for a teddy boy at Cyril's Hairdressers.

: Miss Winnie Ryland (1935); Winnie Ryland and her acrobatic dance act - from PT 260.

: Modern Furniture (1958); An introduction to this season latest furniture designs by Christopher and Anthony Heal.

: Motorised Bath (1960); Engineering students invent a motorised bath, seen in Kingston, Surrey.

: Mountain Climbers AKA Mountaineering School AKA Youth Mountain Climbers (1955); Boys from the Outward Bound School in Aberdyfi, Wales go mountaineering.

: Movie Anniversary (1944); Pathe celebrates 50th anniversary of film.

: Murgatroyd And Winterbottom AKA Ronald Frankau And Tommy Handley - Seaside Sketch (1935); Murgatroyd and Winterbottom (Frankau and Handley) in seaside sketch - from PT 275.

: Necessity - The Mother Of Invention (1940); Inventiveness takes over the British as things become scarce in wartime.

: New School (1959); Marvels of 50's comprehensive education - boys are operating machines while girls cook and iron.

: Inside The Playboy Paradise (1966); Fabulous story allows us a peek at the glamorous life of a Bunny Girl.

: "Impressing Her" A Slow-Motion Novelty; How to impress women - leaping over gates and hedges apparently!

: Fashion Fair (1958); A look at some of the latest fashions on display at the first International Fashion Fair.

: Fashion Goes To The Navy AKA Navy Fashions (1958); Four models take part in a fashion shoot on H.M.S. Victorious in Portsmouth.

: First Aid Post (1914); Soldiers and German prisoners at first aid post plus dead German soldiers in trenches.

: Fishing Net Hat Issue Title Is Hands Wanted (1939); Old fisherman makes hat for young lady from rope and fishing net.

: Focus On Children (1959); Children at a holiday camp in Kent enjoy games and competitions.

: For Ladies Only (1929); The very latest in swimwear is modelled - nice posing by the river.

: Front Line Civilians Issue Title - Chins Up (1940); Footage of the front-line servicemen in action including ARP Wardens and Firemen.

: Girl With Portable Wireless On Leg AKA Wireless Girl; Fantastic film showing the forerunner of the Sony Walkman - tuning control is in a garter!

: Hands Free Umbrella (1936); A hands free umbrella is attached to the shoulders with the handle down the back leaving you free to carry your shopping.

: Hats And Flowers AKA Spring Hats (1958); Models display the very latest designs in hats inside a Mayfair florist shop.

: Hats Issue Title Is Out And About (1944); Fashionable hats for women inspired by armed forces, with hat pattern by Anne Edwards.

: Heatherwood Hospital Issue Title Pathe Pictorial Looks On The Sunny Side (1947); Children in beds outdoors at Heatherwood Hospital are looked after by smiling nurses.

: Here And There (1933); New ideas and inventions, including some great motorcycle goggles with windscreen wipers.

: Homes On Wheels (1965); Film demonstrates multiple uses of caravans - recommended to 'revival of the 60's design' searchers.

: Housewife's Story (1948); Good item showing housewife Mrs Mary Cannon dealing with rations etc. on day to day basis.

: Housewife Cyclist (1956); Champion cyclist Eileen Sheridan trains in her garage in between her housewife duties.

: No Man's Land; Lovely film of an all girls holiday in an "Adamless Eden".

: Nylon Fair Beware - Other Colour Pics Share This Title (1958); A glamour filled item filmed at the Nylon Fair's fashion parade.

: Slim Jim (1961); Large and slim men fit into cut out shapes in a competition at Butlin's Holiday Camp, Clacton in Essex.

: Smallest Warden Issue Title - Much In Little (1943); Item showing A.R.P. warden Griffin at work, he is 3 feet 11 inches tall. Mill Hill, London.

: Snogometer (1965); Brilliant invention measures the power of teenage snogging.

: Something Sweet In Harvests; Nice film showing the beetroot harvest in Holland - mostly women at work.

: Sound Of Fashion (1967); Wonderful '60s fashions with bells on are modelled in the grounds of Woburn Abbey.

: Spaghetti Race AKA Eating Spaghetti Race (1960); Fast and furious macaroni eating race at Butlin's Holiday Camp in Clacton, Essex.

: Spartans (1930); Women getting up to all sorts - cross country running, flying a plane, walking to work etc.

: Specs For Showgirl (1959); Vernons Girl Margaret Stredder visits the opticians and tries on some wild spectacles.

: Stolen From Men (1962); Shocking 60's fashion - green, white, golden nail polish, Mary Quant dresses, different colour toenails.

: Sun Signs (1962); An item about a quirky new craze at Butlin's - sun tattoos!

: Swinging Britain Print (1967); Britain swings like crazy as stories are gathered for the first issue of groovy new magazine 'Intro' (print version of story, in correct order).

: Swinging London (1967); Item which seems to say the swinging youth are responsible for mass demolition of old London buildings.

: Tasty Models (1968); A cake in the shape of St Paul's Cathedral is decorated at Percy Ingle's Bakery.

: The Three Cuties; Good item showing young women called The Three Cuties performing an energetic tap dancing routine in white top hat and tails.

: The Twister (1966); A new game, The Twister, is demonstrated by teenage couples at a Butlin's Holiday Camp.

: Tots Ballet (1956); Tiny children demonstrate their ballet skills in the open air - gorgeous.

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

: Shoe Shows (1929); Lovely footage of shoes, ankles and legs. The latest in footwear is modelled.

: Old Folks' Home Issue Title Is Pathe Pictorial Looks At Happiness (1947); Tea party for elderly people in garden of Orsett Lodge Hospital.

: Outward Bound Beware - Other Colour Pics Share This Title (1961); Young lads take part in activities at the Outward Bound Mountain School.

: Painted Stockings (1940); Good item showing a girl painting liquid stockings on her legs and drawing seams up the back.

: Party Earrings (1955); Fabulous and bizarre earrings are modelled in a shop in Soho called "Going Gay".

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

: Pathe Pictures Ltd. Our Cameramen At Work (1948); Cameramen pretending to film.

: Picas Exercises (1956); Great new exercise machine is demonstrated by foppish Spanish type and some showgirls.

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

: Pram Race (1958); A story about a race where adults are pushed around a course in prams at Butlin's in Clacton.

: Pub Clinic (1958); Mothers lectured on childcare by health visitor and children examined by doctor - in country pub!

: Rations AKA Rationed Rags (1941); Light-hearted item about clothes rationing.

: River Holidays (1942); The river replaces the seaside for wartime holidays.

: Robot Gardening (1959); Great garden without sweating - demonstration of devices which make gardening simple.

: Rock Artists (1959); The Scottish Centre for Outdoor Training holds courses for schoolchildren and the Forces in the Cairngorms.

: Ronald Frankau (1940); Ronald Frankau cracks a few jokes and sings "Don't Let's Sing About the War".

: Shirt Fashions (1957); Saucy story shows girls modelling mens' shirts before a group of salesmen.

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

: Fashions In Leather (1959); Models parade some elegant fashion garments in leather and fur.

: Abe And Mawruss (1936); Comedy Jewish double-act, Abe and Mawruss, perform sketch - 'Another Misunderstanding'.

: A Simple Butter-Cooler (1933); Woman demonstrates an easy way of keeping butter cool without a fridge.

: A Tribute To Women (1945); Pathe pays tribute to housewives for their war efforts.

: A Worth While Invention (1939); Footage of the inventor George Truro demonstrating his new fire proof suit.

: Baby Carrier Issue Title Is Miles And Smiles (1936); Man carries his young daughters around beach using milkmaid's yoke!

: Baby In Basket Issue Title Waggers And Jokers (1936); A hiking couple carry their baby along in a wicker basket.

: Baby Show (1956); Babies beauty contest - dog show type of judging but babies make fantastic faces.

: Baseball Belles (1929); Chorus girls have a game of baseball under the guidance of Ernest Truex.

: Bathing Costume AKA Towel Bathing Costume Issue Title - "Free And Easy" (1941); Actress Wilma Vanne shows how to make a bathing costume out of seven face cloths.

: Battle Of The Mops (1967); Children have a bun fight as part of an advertising gimmick for a new floor mop.

: Beatnik Beauty AKA Beautiful Beatnik (1963); Beatnik girl is transformed into a glamorous young lady at beauty parlour, Mayfair London.

: Beauties Of The Beach; Bathing belles are seen posing at the beach.

: Britain's First Beauty Farm (1960); Women exercising and having treatments at Britain's first Beauty Farm.

: Beauty Queen Dressmaker (1965); Jackie Kelk enters a beauty contest then makes a frock for the winner Tracey Ingram.

: Bells Of St Mary's (1945); The premiere of the Bells of St Mary's at the Savoy Cinema, Dublin

: Big Family (1950); A look at Mr and Mrs O'Hare and their 16 children at home. Anfield, Liverpool.

: Bikini Competition (1961); Fabulous story shows girls making bikinis from tea towels and modelling them in a competition at Butlin's.

: A Real All-Rounder From France (1933); Super sporty girl flies aircraft, rides motorbike, plays football etc. and still has time to darn a sock!

: A Passing Glance (1924); Nice keep fit footage - girls wear swimsuits or leotards.

: Air Raid Booties Issue Title - All's Well ! (1940); Footage of designer Miss Ashfield making protective rubber boots.

: Amazons Of Yesterday (1928); Women boxers - 1910s style contrasted with modern boxers of 1920s.

: Amphibious Caravan (1955); Amphibious caravan for dream holiday - a week in the countryside and a week at sea (or river). Great!

: Another Fashion Note (1928); All-weather gaiters are shown to the camera - lots of nice leg shots.

: An Electric Rushabout! (1930); Motorised tricycle is demonstrated - the inventor is stopped by a policeman who checks his licence.

: Are Women's Sports Too Strenuous?; Great film contrasting the elegant women of yesteryear with modern sportswomen.

: Armchair Cycling (1932); A new kind of bicycle is taken for a spin in Paris.

: Athletic Waitresses (1920); A look at the tug of war competition at the Lyons' waitresses' annual sports day.

: Austerity Baby On Sleeve As Ausie Strong Baby Issue Title Is Look Out (1943); Item about super healthy Australian toddler, Henry Morton.

: Auto Skates Issue Title Is Step On It (1944); Inventor Tom Hancocks demonstrates his new motorised roller skates.

: A Bath With A View (1931); Silly film showing a man who is having a bath suspended below a hot air balloon!

: A Brush Up (1929); Glamour girls at the zoo - they bath a baby elephant and brush the skin of a camel.

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

: A Chair Novelty (1926); Novel folding chair is demonstrated - a hoop for holding a walking cane and a place for hat & briefcase.

: A Little Slimming A Day - Keeps The Avoirdupois Away (1932); Keep fit routine demonstrated by Edith Mezey.

: A New Bathing Note - For Eve (1929); Novel beach outfit - tabard and skirt are removed to reveal a swimsuit underneath.

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

: Blind Gardener Issue Title - Hats Off ! (1940); Footage of blind gentleman at work in his garden.

: Cures For Hiccups AKA Unique Hiccup Cures (1960); Scantily-clad showgirls try out hiccup cures in a dressing room at The Gargoyle Club in Soho, London.

: Day Nursery Issue Title - Bless 'em All (1942); Working mothers take their children to a day nursery in old convent building. London.

: Day To Day Frock Issue Title - Shoulder Arms ! (1943); Fashion item about how a woman can make the same dress look completely different everyday.

: Destroyers At Sea And Sailors (1914); Destroyers at sea and sailors marching through city.

: Dishmaster (1952); New household appliances - early dishwasher and water disposal unit.

: Doll's Doctor Pathe Pictorial Looks At Happiness (1947); Jack Birkett is a "toy doctor" - he fixes broken dolls at Hampstead Day Nursery.

: Dolls' Surgeon (1960); Barry Elder mends Brigit Master's doll at his Dolls' Hospital in Hammersmith, London.

: Donkey Visits Sick Friend AKA House Trained Donkey Visits Sick Child (1958); Sentimental story about a donkey who is trained to climb stairs in order to visit a sick child in bed.

: Down On The Farm (1924); Women at work on a farm in Watford.

: Drying Cabinet In Film Lab (1947); Inside Pathe film laboratory.

: Elegant Tramp (1957); Remarkable story about a homeless man who is given a makeover.

: Eternal Youth (1931); A new way of keeping a slim figure is demonstrated - vigorous leg manipulation!

: Eve At Ostend (1923); Great film showing beach scenes at Ostend - lovely changing huts and glamour girls.

: Eve In The Swim (1932); Wonderful film about the change in size of women's swimsuits - they just get smaller and smaller!

: Eve - Here There And Everywhere (1920); Women perform various sports and exercises - water skiing, horse riding, keep fit, roller skating etc.

: Explosions (1914); Shell explosions and bombing on Western Front.

: Crazy Gala (1960); Fun and jolly japes in the Campers' Pool at Butlin's Holiday Camp in Clacton, Essex.

: Cookery Hints AKA Cooking Tips (1957); Little film showing a few tips on how to present food graciously.

: Blind Man Issue Title Is Pathe Pictorial Looks At Other People's Problems (1947); Stanley Turner was once blind, an operation allows him to see his home and family again.

: Blood Will Out - Blood Donation (1943); Ministry of Information trailer encouraging people to donate blood.

: Bow And Arrow Girls (1922); Nice footage of women learning archery - taught by an American Indian.

: Boy Cooks Issue Title The Young Idea (1942); Nice shots of schoolboys learning how to cook and sew.

: Breakfast Is Served! (1935); Tornado Smith takes his pet lioness for a walk and an alfresco breakfast.

: Brevities (1929); Woman seductively models the latest in underwear.

: Brightening Up The Parties (1925); Great film showing popular party games of the 1920s.

: Caravan Issue Title - All In Good Time (1943); Item about vicar and wife who live in a caravan, Kent.

: Carson And Sisters AKA The Carson Sisters Issue Title Is Fire, Finch And Fun (1936); Glamorous comedy duo the Carson Sisters sing comic song - "We're Digging for Gold".

: Cheating The Mud Spots (1926); Fantastic film showing a new invention - button-up rubber stocking protectors!

: Cinema Showing Propaganda Film (1917); Footage of crowds packed outside West End cinema. London.

: Citrus! (1930); Fabulous cheesecake item showing glamour girls picking oranges - gorgeous.

: Clergy Conference (1961); Brilliant story of parsons at play at a Butlin's Holiday Camp during a clerical conference.

: Coffee House (1955); Great footage of a groovy coffee house in Kensington.

: Colours For Slimming (1955); Larger women are advised not to wear bright red frocks - more "slimming" styles are suggested.

: Convalescing (1944); Good item showing servicemen convalescing at a hospital somewhere in England.

: Fabric Story (1957); Terrifying film about using the same fabric for clothes, curtains and furniture.

: London Girls (1954); Pictorial reporter John Parsons searching for pretty women on the streets of London.

: Pathe News Reviews 1956 - Year Of Turmoil (1956); Pathe News reviews 1956 - a year of turmoil.

: Pathe Opinion Poll - Prisoners Send Them Back (1946); People interviewed in street all agree German POWs should be sent home.

: Peace Four Power Conference; This item shows the delegates at Four Powers conference in Munich, and Neville Chamberlain' s triumphant return with Hitler's signature and hopes of peace. London.

: Picture Houses (1915); Shots of cinemas advertising ambulance benefit.

: Picture Houses AKA Cinemas (1910); Exterior shots of cinemas.

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

: Record Crowds AKA "Victory" Grand National (1919); Crowds and horse racing at 1919 Grand National.

: Reprisal Interviews - May 1941 (1941); We should bomb Berlin - think people on the streets of London.

: Royal Naval Review AKA His Majesty Reviews His Fleet (1937); King reviews Royal Navy in Portsmouth.

: Scrutiny (1963); Truly hilarious pastiche of the "March of Time" film series - chimps make a newsreel!

: Service At The Cenotaph; Crowds gathered at the Cenotaph to pay tribute to the dead with a minutes silence.

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

: Steeplechase - Paris (1923); Footage of the Steeplechase de Paris horse race in progress.

: Swimwear Collection (1970); Beach and swimwear modelled in London.

: Sydney Street Siege AKA Sidney Street Siege (1911); Coverage of the famous Siege of Sidney Street in London's East End.

: Televisions Dress Rehearsal AKA Television's Dress Rehearsal (1946); Good item showing dress rehearsal for first television broadcast after the war. London.

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

: Paris To London Moisant Flight AKA Moisant Flies His Aeroplane From Paris To London (1910); American aviator John Moisant arrives in Rainham, Kent, having flown from Paris.

: London Jazz Club (1950); Excellent footage of teenager dancing to the music of Humphrey Lyttleton and his band.

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

: London Traffic Jams (1946); Good footage of London traffic, bus advertisements and jay walkers.

: London - Sidney Street Siege (1911); Footage showing events around the siege of Sidney Street in 1911. Compelling stuff!

: Malta Convoy Battle (1942); Footage of a Malta convoy battle in the Mediterranean.

: Malta Convoy - Further Pictures (1942); Malta convoy fights off attacks in the Mediterranean and arrives in Malta.

: Motor Racing (1900); Very good shots of motor racing in France.

: Mountain Climb And Railway (1920); Men and young boys on mountain hike plus train on mountain railway.

: Munich Agreement Signed. Hitler, Mussolini, Chamberlain, Daladier; Various shots of the signing of the Munich Pact.

: Newsreel Cameramen (1953); Item showing newsreel cameramen from different companies filming in Southampton.

: Not In To Photographers (1923); Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany is in hiding at his castle in Oehls.

: Nuns Learn Woodwork (1969); Nuns attend evening classes to learn practical skills they can use at their convent.

: Nuremberg Trials (1946); Shots of defendants in dock and exterior of courtroom.

: On The Aragon Front AKA Spain (1937); Abandoned tanks and bombed out buildings - signs of continuing civil war in Spain.

: Opening Of Empire Leicester Square - Crowds And Cars Outside Floodlit Cinema Where 'trelawney Of The Wells' Is Showing (1928); Crowds turn out of the Empire Theatre in Leicester Square.

: Operatic Singer With Synchronised Sound; Early method of producing sound film is demonstrated.

: The Army Goes In (1956); In record time and with few casualties Anglo-French troops take over the Canal Zone.

: The Battle Of Dunkirk. The War Latest (1940); Great shots of the BEF coming home from Dunkirk.

: Tv Comes To Alexandra Palace (1938); Television studio in Alexandra Palace, London.

: Unemployed Football Match; Football - unemployed men from St. Mark's Fellowship beat the team from Oval House in the London Occupational Shield. Wembley Stadium.

: UN Force Gets Down To Work (1956); UN take-over starts and the first British Unit withdraws from Suez Canal.

: War Neuroses Version A Reel 1 (1917); Amazing footage of men experiencing treatment for shell shock.

: War Neuroses Version B Reel 1 (1917); Amazing footage of men experiencing treatment for shell shock.

: War Neuroses Version B Reel 2 (1917); Amazing footage of men experiencing treatment for shell shock.

: Wembley Fa Cup (1923); Pitch invasion at first Wembley FA Cup resulted in all ticket games ever after.

: Western Front Scenes - Part 2 (1910); Good footage from the Western Front during the First World War.

: When Our Cameraman Is 'resting' (1942); Pathe cameraman Terry Ashwood takes a break in Cairo during Desert War - duplicate story.

: Wonderful Shell Shock Recovery (1914); Disturbing footage of shell shock victims, before and after treatment.

: Xmas Christmas In The Trenches (1914); Nice footage of British soldiers cooking Christmas pudding in makeshift stove in trenches.

: Fairground Scenes (1896); Turn of the Century scenes of people enjoying a funfair with swings and roundabouts.

: Mobile Generator In Wardour St (1947); Nice shots of mobile generator outside British Pathe's office in Wardour St, London.

: Pathe News Titles (1962); Pathe News titles from the early 1960s.

: Queen Visits BBC Tv Studio (1953); Queen Elizabeth II visits BBC Lime Grove Studios - good shots tv programmes being made.

: Terry Ashwood (1940); Pathe News director Terry Ashwood operating camera - used in New Pictorial title sequence.

: Tripoli And Beyond (1943); Pathe cameraman Terry Ashwood reports from desert.

: Time To Remember - Over By Christmas 1914 - Record B - Reel 1 (1914); Events of 1914 - World War One begins and the recruits go off to fight.

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

: The Crisis - Latest; A report on the latest in the German - Czechoslovakian crisis.

: The Cup Final (1951); Newcastle United beat Blackpool 2-0 in FA Cup final at Wembley and receive cup from King.

: The Cup Final (1936); Newsreel cameramen are not allowed inside Wembley to film the Cup Final between Sheffield and Arsenal so they film it from above in a helicopter.

: The Derby - 1912 & 1913 (1912); Footage from 1912 & 1913 Derby with suffragette Emily Davison running into path of horse.

: The Nuremberg Trials (1945); Nazi leaders are indicted for their crimes against humanity at the Nuremberg tribunal.

: The Smallest Racing Car! An Action Picture At Brooklands; Unique motor racing car is demonstrated for the Pathe camera.

: This Light Must Not Go Out (1957); Film industry appeals for lower taxes.

: This Was News (1951); Wonderful promotional film made for soap company Hudson and Knight.

: This Was Yesterday - Reel 1 (1955); Fantastic look back at entertainers, celebrities, theatrical entertainments, authors and artists.

: Those Rehearsals (1931); Rehearsals for the stage show Belle of New York at the Daly's Theatre.

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

: Time To Remember - Run Rabbit Run 1940 - Reel 3 (1940); Documentary film about events of early months of 1940.

: Time To Remember - The Better 'ole 1916 - Reel 4 (1916); Scenes from 1916 - From the Eastern, Western and Home fronts.

: Time To Remember - Turn Of The Century 1896 - 1902 - Record B - Reel 1 (1896); Scenes from life at the turn of the century - life in Britain and around the world

: Time To Remember - Edwardian Summer 1905 - 1910 - Record A - Reel 1 (1902); Documentary film about the years 1905-1910, a period of technological and political change.

: French Cycle Grand Prix (1908); Early film of a cycling competition from France.

: London Buskers AKA London Street Scenes (1910); Street scenes in London around Piccadilly - during tube strike or closure?

: Tulip Parade (1959); Huge flower parade in Lincolnshire - Dutch floral artist hired to help!

: Biafra Supplies (1970); RAF supplies bound for Biafra remain at RAF Lyneham as Nigeria refuse military aid.

: Boat Race - Oxford V. Cambridge; Oxford win the Boat Race of 1923.

: Britain's Decision (1964); Footage of election night at Trafalgar Square in 1964. London.

: British Evacuation Starts (1956); The British evacuation of Port Said is under way.

: British Tommies (1914); British soldiers in trench warfare - more likely to be in training rather than actual fighting.

: British Troops Enter Belsen (1945); Harrowing pictures from inside Belsen concentration camp.

: British Troops (1914); British troops in France during World War One.

: British Union Jack (1970); Good C/U of a Union Jack flag.

: British War Correspondents Leave Fo The Front (1939); War cameramen prepare to leave for the Western Front, London.

: Cameraman's Derby AKA The Movie Cameraman's 'derby' (1922); The Cameramen's Derby at Runnymede.

: Cameramen Who Filmed D-Day Landings; Footage of newsreel cameramen who filmed the D-Day landings. London.

: Candid Camera Visits ABC Preston (1958); Fascinating film featuring Richard Todd - talking up the cinema industry. 1958 or 1959

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

: Cinema Celebrates 21st Birthday (1953); News Theatre in Birmingham celebrates 21st birthday.

: Cinema Tax Must Go (1958); Pathe looks deeply into the issue of the Cinema Tax.

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

: Beauty Treatment For Men (1970); Men get facials at beauty salon in London.

: Beauty Competition AKA Pathe's Beauty Competition (1920); An item showing some of the young hopefuls in Pathe's Beauty Competition.

: Twenty-Four Hours To History (1963); Documentary following the Rover BRM Gas Turbine car as it is entered in the 1963 Le Mans race. c. 1963

: Unit Four Plus Two Concrete And Clay (1965); One of the greatest pop songs of all time performed as the Barbican is built around the band.

: West Country Idyll (1968); Lovely travelogue showing holidaymakers having fun in Devon.

: Wheels, Whirls And Girls (1936); German women keeping fit with the Athletic Wheel - a sort of human sized hamster wheel.

: Whirr-Away Ballet (1941); Men from Royal Australian Air Force practise ballet dancing in tutus for their review.

: Whoa! (1929); Various camera tricks are used to spice up an aviation film.

: Woman's World AKA Womans World (1968); In the chase towards equality, women are still bent on keeping their looks - claims film. Glamorous & cool!!!

: Yoga Dancing (1956); Girls in the Legat School of Ballet doing Yoga exercises to improve their dancing technique.

: 16,000 Feet Up AKA 16,000m Up Or 16,000 Ft Up - Short Version; Stunning aerial shots of snow capped mountains.

: 16th October 1946 - The End Of The Nazis (1946); In wake of Nazi war criminal hangings, Pathe asks should we screen official film of executions.

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

: Aerial View Bombers, Gliders (1944); Various shots of troops and ships in the D Day invasion fleet.

: Assassination Of King Alexander; Assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Mr Barthou the French Foreign Minister.

: A Mass Of Huns (1914); German prisoners being rounded up by British soldiers in 'the latest push' of First World War.

: A Smoke Attack (1914); British soldiers advance across field, hidden by smoke shield.

: A Sporting Chance (1910); People queuing in a city street - good shots of people fascinated by camera!

: Clubs Galore! (1958); Pathe enquires into the seedier side of London. Pornography, clubs and prostitutes.

: Coronation Rehearsal (1953); Rehearsal for Queen Elizabeth's Coronation, London.

: Frank Bassill, War Cameraman; Nice shots of Pathe cameraman Frank Bassill in naval uniform operating camera.

: Marseille Street Scenes; Nice shots of an unidentified French town - including a cinema owned by Pathe Freres.

: German Atrocities (1945); Germany's crimes are no longer a secret.

: Grand National Trailer (1959); Trailer urging people to see Pathe News coverage in this cinema because it won't be televised.

: Gyrocopters (1970); Item showing 'Campbell Cricket' gyrocopters in flight. Newbury, Berkshire.

: Headline Highlights 1956 - Suez Canal Crisis (1956); Army in attack, firing guns, buildings burning, parachutists dropping. Sunken ships in Canal.

: Huddersfield Factory Workers (1948); Item showing women factory workers in Huddersfield, Yorkshire.

: If You Were Mr Shinwell (1947); Pathe go out into the streets to ask people about the Fuel Crisis and the position of Mr Shinwell.

: Il Y A 50 Ans AKA 50th Anniversary Of Cinema (1946); French item tracing history of cinema in France.

: Indian Troops (1914); Item showing Indian troops training and in camp during World War One.

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

: Invasion - Pictorial Reports From France (1944); After D-day landing on Normandy beaches, allied troops press on into rural France.

: Israel Invades Egypt - Britain Acts (1956); As Israel invades Egypt, France and Britain are on the move to protect Suez Canal.

: Jarrow Unemployed March To London (1936); Jarrow Crusade to re-enter working environment takes them to London. Excellent

: Jensen Office Car (1969); New Jensen car is converted into travelling office - on display at Harrods.

: Lake Coniston AKA Sir Malcolm Campbell (1939); Footage of Sir Malcolm Campbell braking land speed record on Lake Coniston in the Lake District.

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

: For National Safety And British Freedom - Conscription (1939); Men in the street are interviewed as to their opinion on the prospect of Conscription.

: Crowds At Trafalgar Square And Stock Exchange (1914); Crowds in London wait to hear declaration of war, August 1914.

: Crowds Return To Cinema (1961); The crowds return to west-end cinemas. Excellent footage throughout.

: D-Day Greatest Combined Operation In World's History (1944); Allied armies invade Normandy coast of France - D-day landings.

: Death Of Charles Pathe (1957); Footage of Charles Pathe shown in tribute after his death.

: Desert Convoy Gets Through - 1942 (1942); Terry Ashwood documents attack on desert convoy with his camera.

: Dog Climbs Tree (1969); Dog called Bessie climbs up a tree in Highgate.

: E-Day (1956); British troops leave Egypt and UN troops take over.

: Egypt Grabs Suez (1956); Nasser challenges the West by seizing the £35 million a year Canal Company.

: Elizabeth Is Queen - Reel 3 (1953); Coronation of the Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey - ceremony in the Abbey.

: Elizabeth Is Queen - Reel 4 (1953); Coronation of the Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey - Abbey ceremony & parade.

: Emancipation Of Women (1890); Documentary covering changes in women's lives and status between l890 and 1930.

: 'equal Pay For Women' - Pathe Opinion Poll (1946); Various people give their opinions on equal pay for women.

: Evacuation Of Dunkirk; Evacuation of BEF (British Expeditionary Force) from Dunkirk beaches.

: Evacuation Of Dunkirk - June 1940; BEF troops getting on various boats in channel of Dunkirk and leave for England.

: Evacuation Of The BEF AKA Dunkirk - Combined Print (1940); The classic Newsreel story of the rescue of British troops from the beaches of Dunkirk.

: Foggy Day In London Town; Item showing people and traffic on foggy day in London.

: Let's All Be Beatles! (1963); A factory in London manufactures wigs which resemble The Beatles' haircuts.