West End On Film - British Pathé

West End On Film

: West End Of London (1973); Shots of London's West End (Regent St.) and A40 flyover at Shepherds Bush.

: London's West End Night (1970); Various shots at night of illuminated neon signs around the West End of London.

: The Derby - West End Special (1952); Coverage of the 1952 Derby - the famous horse race from Epsom - Special for the West End.

: London Parking (1950); London's West End with heavy levels of traffic and parking problems.

: West End London (1977); Various scenes - especially around Piccadilly Circus - in London.

: One Way Traffic System Begins In London (1961); A new one way system creates traffic problems in London's West End.

: Streets Of London By Night (1964); Central London streets by night

: The Wild West In The West End (1925); Cowboys, Indian Braves and their squaws arrive in London together with the Deadwood coach.

: Big Night In West End (1962); Stars and band of the Coldstream Guards turn out for London premiere of 'The Music Man'.

: Hungarian Food (1968); Hungarian food festival in London.

: Pathe Pictorial Looks... East - West (1947); Whole issue examining contrast between the east end and west end of London - great footage.

: Science In Hats (1945); New plastic hats made by famous West End milliner Hugh Beresford.

: Smart Work! (1933); London firemen hard at work putting out fire in the heart of the West End.

: Roses All The Way (1923); Queen Alexandra makes tour of City and West End of London.

: Car Hostess (1948); Tessa Howland acts as car hostess to help foreign visitors on arrival in Britain.

: Jolly Poly Students & Cuts (1926); Students' fancy dress parade through West End to raise money for extension scheme.

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

: London's Clubs And Cabarets No. 6 - The Anchor Cabaret; Fantastic film contrasting working men's entertainment with grander West End cabarets.

: West End Illuminations (1970); Night shots advertisements, shops and theatres in London's West End.

: London West End Scenes (1969); Neon lights in the West End.

: London - West End Theatre Neon (1969); Neon lights in the West End.

: Pathe Pictorial Looks... East - West (1947); Whole issue examining contrast between the east end and west end of London - great footage.

: Fire At Man's Shop In West End; Fire in men's clothes shop in the West End of London.

: London At Night (1966); Images of London at night.

: Up And Doing (1945); New hairstyles by West End hairdresser Steiner.

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

: East And West - Some Dance Comparisons (1922); Different styles of dancing are contrasted - exotic dancing, folk dancing and ballroom dancing.

: Night Shots Of London In Rain (1962); Night colour footage of West End in rain.

: Indoor Cricket! (1933); Cricket lessons are given in a "big West End Store".

: James Fitzpatrick (1945); Pathe meets cameraman James Fitzpatrick.

: 'this Was Yesterday' Title (1955); The illuminated West End of London - along Shaftesbury Avenue showing Theatre signs.

: All In The Cause Of Charity (1925); Students from Middlesex Hospital raid West End stores and steal a brown bear for charity.

: After Dark - Something For Eve (1932); Various shots of couples dancing in a West End night club - the Monseigneur.

: Gun Making (1956); Sporting guns are made to measure at a gunsmith in the West End of London.

: Stagecraft (1933); Good footage of a set being designed for a theatre show in the West End, London.

: London's Clubs And Cabarets No. 6 - The Anchor Cabaret (1926); Fantastic film contrasting working men's entertainment with grander West End cabarets.

: Dickens Restaurant (1964); Great themed restaurant in Paddington. Cast of West End show "Oliver" pay a visit.

: Cup Draw - 6th Draw AKA Cup Draw - Sixth Round (1935); First pictures of Football Association Council cup draw - numbered balls are picked from bag.

: Tin Pan Alley (1945); Songwriters Phil Park, Tommy Connor, Manning Sherwin and Moira Heath reminisce.

: Raymond Newell - The Popular West End Baritone In "Dear Old England" (1936); Singer Raymond Newell gives a performance of "Dear Old England"

: Quieter London (1950); Nice street scenes in London. Good shots of markets.

: West End At Night (1970); Illuminated advertising signs in the West End.

: After The Play Is Over; Fun and games for theatrical stars at an unnamed nightclub.

: Grosvenor Square Anti-Vietnam Riots (1968)

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

: This Is London Reel 1 (1950); The wonders of London - a film made to encourage overseas travellers to visit our capital.

: Dean Street Bedding Factory Blaze; West End of London where several engines and 100 firemen are needed to extinguish the blaze.

: Royal Film Evening (1963); Lord Snowdon attends premiere of 'Sparrows Can't Sing' in London's West End.

: Snow In London (1955); Stock shot material of London's best-known West End locations under snow.

: London's Night Lights AKA Londons Night Lights Reel 1 (1921); Unedited material showing London at night in around 1921 - Piccadilly Circus, West End theatres etc.

: London's Night Lights AKA Londons Night Lights Reel 3 (1921); Unedited material showing London at night in around 1921 - Piccadilly Circus, West End theatres etc.

: London By Day And Night (1964); Aerial views of Houses of Parliament and surrounding area.

: Stage Fight (1946); Planning sword fight for the stage.

: I Am A Policeman (1960); Recruitment film for the Metropolitan Police - nice footage showing day to day work of the police.

: Theatre (1950); Great stock shots of London's theatre land. Illuminated signs and people going into seats.

: Journey Through Britain Reel 2 (1960); The wonders of Britain - documentary made to encourage tourists to visit.

: This Is London Reel 1 And 2 (1950); The wonders of London - a film made to encourage overseas travellers to visit our capital.

: Lighting Up For Christmas (1957); London's West End puts on its Christmas decorations as the shopping rush begins.

: Folies En Parade (1935); Great backstage shots and some of the acts in the West End theatre revue 'Folies En Parade'.

: Summer Sales (1951); Queues in Oxford Street for the summer sales

: London (1940); Good shots during night and day of the aftermath of a German bombing raid on London.

: Gilding The Lily (1945); An actress goes to London hairdresser Steiner who dyes her brunette hair strawberry blonde.

: The Hunt For Mr Stanley (1949); Police search for Mr Stanley. London.

: French Stars Attend Cinerama Holiday Premiere In London (1956); French stars attend "Cinerama Holiday" premiere in London.

: Don't Evict! Says Tory MP (1958); An MP calls for changes to the New Rent Act which is creating problems for tenants.

: "Smash ... But Impossible To Grab"! (1932); Demonstration of new anti theft device - throw a brick through a window and a shutter falls down.

: My Fair Lady Comes To Town (1965); Royal premiere of film "My Fair Lady".

: They Also Serve! (1946); Estelle Kelway does shopping for people for small commission.

: The Coconut Grove - Cabaret Time After Midnight (1937); A cabaret party at London's Coconut Grove to celebrate the 300th performance of the show 'Balalaika' - unfortunately without soundtrack.

: Two Tempo Restaurant (1965); Description of the new 'hip' place in London - real swinging sixties' treat, beware of the dancers!

: Flagpole Cleaners (1959); Men cleaning flagpoles on top of Selfridges - uncomfortable for those with fear of heights.

: Around City Of London In Colour AKA London Scenes (1961); Scenes of London

: Sights Of London (1951); Attractions of Britain's capital city - good shots of London landmarks and attractions.

: Special ! Noel Coward's 70th Birthday (1969); The stars turn out for the 70th Birthday of Noel Coward, London.

: Windmill Girls And Catamaran (1959); The Windmill Girls go sailing in a do-it-yourself catamaran they constructed in their dressing room.

: Wanted Alive (1957); Pathe investigates the shortage of secretaries.