The Ones - British Pathé

The Ones

: Out Takes / Cuts From Cp 224 -1 Of 2 - Interplanetary Art + Tv T.V. Camera Helps Building (1959); Out takes (rushes, cuts) for the stories featured in CP 224

: 8,000 Kicks! (1939); Dancer Veronica Evans beats her own record by doing 8,000 high kicks one after the other!

: Army Innovations (1965); Presentation of weird and 'useful' inventions of the British Army.

: A Ten Stone Baby! (1935); Three-year-old Leslie Bowles, a ten-stone baby, plays in a pen while onlookers stare.

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

: Chick Plumage (1966); Hats made of poultry feathers on show.

: Unidentified Flying Objects (1967); Unidentified flying objects turn out to be students' hoax. Clevedon, Somerset.

: Swim Caps (1957); Punch hosts swimming caps fashion show. Great show, fantastic designs - wrong audience!

: Old And New Master Hairstyles (1957); René's hair show in O'Hana Galleries - unique display of bizarre hairstyles inspired by famous painters.

: Spanish Hair Styles (1955); Vidal Sassoon hair show in Dorchester hotel - nothing like his famous geometric simplicity.

: World's Most Dangerous Sport (1955); Motorbikes and cars drag skiers to high speed madness.

: Out Takes / Cuts From Cp 359 - 1 Of 1 - Cookie Dolls AKA Film Star Dolls And Pentathlon (1961); Out takes (rushes, cuts) for two stories featured in CP 359

: Balloon Jumping (1930); A man ties himself to an inflated balloon and tries to take to the air.

: Out Of The Bottle (1932); Extracts from a stage show starring Frances Day and Jack Leopold - song and dance routine.

: Animal Hypnotist (1941); Hubert Lee communicates with animals who obey his orders. Sydney, Australia.

: Aussie Band And Dance Issue Title Is Swing Time; Australian soldiers' swing band, plus Aboriginal music and traditional dancing.

: Hair Research (1957); Get a free haircut as a guinea-pig in a shampoo research centre.

: Beard Research (1959); Scientists use complex equipment to do research on shaving - unfortunately, no improvement.

: Pylon Men (1958); RAF newsreel issue - various RAF related and home news stories.

: Patients V Nurses (1916); 'Cup-Tie' game at a Surrey War Hospital with the patients playing the nurses

: 8ft Woman! (1927); Unusual people are featured - a very tall woman and a very large man.

: Comic Cricketers Part 1 (1914); Clown cricket players.

: Comic Cricketers Part 1 (1914); Clown cricket players.

: Comic Cricketers Part 1 (1914); Clown cricket players.

: Pagham's Pram Race (1954); Funny stuff at a pram race where adults dress as babies and drink pints of beer.

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

: Cuts / Out Takes From Cp 370 - Schoolboys' Exhibition, Regalia And Greek Dancers (1962); Out takes (rushes, cuts) for stories featured in CP 370.

: Body Culture (1934); Good footage of diet and fitness equipment used to give a women better fitness and a great figure.

: Bed Races (1969); Bed racing along streets of Romsey during carnival festivities. Hampshire.

: False Beards (1962); An item about a wig maker in Marylebone that specialises in making false beards.

: A New Sport; Cycle-skating is the very latest - good footage of men figure skating with wheels attached to their feet.

: Bald Headed Men (1950); Quirky item about competition for bald men in Germany.

: Kalanag - World Famous Magician (1959); German magician Kalanag performs some of his tricks for camera.

: 8th Congress Of Nudists In Germany (1962); Quirky item from Germany about nudists.

: Speed Film Reel 4 (1927); Lots of clips featuring fast boats, cars, trains, greyhounds, rowing teams etc. c. 1927

: Caught By The Camera No. 50 (1935); Stories in this item include the opening of a new cliff top road in Austria and a young women playing the new game of the Buxtrot in Budapest.

: Cinetopicalities In Brief No. 22 (1938); A boy in a home-made diving helmet, a beauty contest at a lido, a woman of 108, and a hydroplane race.

: Caught By The Camera No. 48 (1935); Stories in this item include novelty inventions and a rare white porcupine in the United States of America.

: New Life Jacket AKA New Life Jackets Demonstrated In The Thames (1959); Mark Shaw's new design of life jacket is demonstrated by a schoolgirl jumping in the River Thames.

: Slimming The Weigh Away! (1929); Fabulous film of overweight policemen being vibrated in slimming belts!

: Out Takes / Cuts From Cp 385 - Reel 1 Of 2 - Model Cars And Ostrich Farm Record A And B (1962); Out takes (rushes, cuts) for two stories in CP 385 - MODEL CARS and OSTRICH FARM.

: Wrestling Parson (1963); Brilliant story featuring a wrestling vicar giving as good as he gets.

: "Coming Sir" (1929); Waiters race through the streets of Paris in bizarre race, Paris, France.

: Changing The Face Of Things (1932); Very weird item about strange realistic masks.

: Toupee Making In Germany (1969); Slightly comic item of new treatment interweaving hair onto heads of men with thinning hair.

: German Military Motorcyclists Give Display (1938); German soldiers do funny balancing tricks on motorcycles.

: Skeletons (1953); A firm assembles plastic skeletons for medical students. Croydon, London.

: Student Rag (1964); All the fun of the student rag, with pram pushing, tiddlywinks and piano smashing.

: Who Said Golf? AKA Nervo And Knox (1946); The Crazy Gang cause havoc on Ham Manor golf course, Sussex.

: Motorised Roller Skates (1962); Funny story showing girl getting a lift from her father who drives motorised roller skates.

: Battle Of St. Columb (1948); Annual hurling match is played in Cornish village.

: Fun Fare Out There (1943); British troops having fun between the battles in Tunisia.

: Picette No. 5 - Chimps Champs & Chumps Record A (1948); Compilation of funny stories - performing chimps, making movies, flea circus, tightrope walking etc.

: Through Grandma's Spectacles (1932); Cute film showing what the world looks like to a baby who wears his granny's glasses!

: Picette - The Things They Do (1948); Compilation of quirky stories from New Pictorials, probably aimed at younger audiences.

: Picette - Who's Crazy? (1946); Compilation cinemagazine probably made for young audience.

: Spring Cleaning Tussauds (1949); Wax models of famous personalities are given spring clean.

: My Lady's Hat (1960); Tradition of 'Throwing the Hood' and flowery hats on men in Haxey, Lincolnshire.