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: Kinelaughs (1926); Jokes written in intertitles - in retrospect not very funny!

: Hoots Mon (1934); Nice story about Barn Owls with dubbed sound.

: Babies Invade Government House AKA Baby Show - Sydney (1940-1949); Babies galore at baby show held in...

: Eyelashes While You Wait (1930); Technique for applying false eyelashes is demonstrated.

: My Son! (1932); Various shots of a new baby Giraffe with its mother in the zoo.

: The Super Toe Dancer (1933); Footage of 16 stone ballet dancer.

: Water Otter Issue Title Is Abbey Days (1937); Quirky item - man finds box with sign saying there's an...

: Hogs Norton - Trailer (1943); In the battle for fuel, the order is, cease firing - says comedian Gillie...

: For Husbands Only (1946); Examples of latest fashions in women's hats (with large price tags).

: Are You A Lip-Reader? (1933); Comedian Con Ingham tells a silent joke - the audience have to try and lip...

: Are You A Lip-Reader? (1933); Comedian Con Ingham tells a silent joke - the audience have to try and lip...

: Charles Austin (1931); Comedian Charles Austin introduces this Pathetone Weekly issue.

: Vanity Unlimited (1925); Title and intertitles only - shots missing - story was about making handbags at...

: J H Thomas (1920-1929); Trade Union leader and Labour politician James Henry Thomas posing with unidentified...

: The End Of The Music Halls Oldest Joke ! (1930); Wigan Pier is demolished, Wigan, Lancashire.

: The Keeper Of The Bees (1933); Footage of a beehive farm in Australia.

: For Daughters In Search Of The Sun! (1935); The latest styles of shorts, jackets and trousers for...

: Painting Toe Nails (1936); Toe nail painting service at the beach.

: Fisherman - 'no Not Yet' Sign (1937); Bored of being asked if he has caught anything an angler makes a...

: Arthur Askey (1937); Comedian Arthur Askey sings 'The Moth' in the studio - dupe of NSP 89.

: Notice Boards Issue Title Is Spring In The Air (1938); Comical sign beside road telling people not...

: Triangle (1941); A look at triangular shaped objects and their uses.

: Practical Jokes Issue Title - Ting-A-Ling ! (1943); Item about man carrying out or being the victim...

: Car Numbers AKA Car Names (1944); Car number plates make up a story about Adolf Hitler.

: Dispatch From Tomtopia (1946); Comedian Tommy Handley opens a new youth centre in Ashford, Kent.

: Yachting Fashions (1946); The latest fashions for wearing on your yacht, modelled by a blonde and a...

: Out Takes / Cuts From Cp 467 - Reel 2 Of 2 - Trugs, Boardroom Jokes And Caravan... (1963); Out...

: Young French Rock Group Rehearse (1964); Young French rock band rehearsing a song.

: Firemen Glasgow (1973); Firemen and fire engines parked outside large building.

: Ant Colony (1950); Animal Behaviourist Derek Wragge Morley examines ants in mazes.

: When It's Winter Time In England (1933); The latest Australian swimsuit fashions are modelled beside a...

: The O'gorman Bros AKA The U'gorman Bros (1935); Good item featuring the O'Gorman Brothers in one of...

: Death Of French Air Ace George Boillot (1910-1919); Shots of motor / air ace George Boillot who was...

: Australian Wounded (1914-1918); Wounded Australian and British soldiers eating and playing cricket.

: Colonial Troops Training In Camp (1917); Footage of colonial troops in training.

: Old Flying Story (1914-1919); Old Flying Story - Mail Plane? , ca 1919.

: Eve's Jokelets (1922); Two jokes are expressed through intertitles.

: His Ugliness (1930); Various shots of a Rhino in a zoo enclosure - C/Us of its knobbly skin.

: Climbers! (1931); Various shots of crabs.

: Robb Wilton (1931); Good item with Robb Wilton performing musical monologue.

: Ronald Frankau (1932); The comedian Ronald Frankau performing comic routine.

: Dorrie Dene (1932); Footage of the entertainer Dorrie Dene.

: Chair-Car ! (1932); Footage of new two seater bicycle in Sweden.

: How To Get A Good Grip On Things (1932); World's strongest man Saxson Brown demonstrates how to...

: Reg Foort (1934); Organist Reg Foort plays the organ in several different styles.

: Where One Slip Is The Last (1934); A group of hikers climb up Glass House Mountain in Brisbane,...

: Herschel Henlere (1935); The Mad Musician Herschel Henlere plays the piano - no soundtrack.

: Canine Conundrums! (1935); A dog called Sport does some tricks with his owner in an Australian garden.

: Baseball Belles AKA Base Ball Belles (1935); A female baseball team in South Africa take on male...

: Can You Believe Your Ears? (1935); We are invited to guess sounds of everyday tasks that have been...

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