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: Emancipation Of Women (1890-1930); PART 2. Documentary covering changes in women's lives and status between...; British Pathé

: Time To Remember - Your Country Needs You 1915 - Reel 1 (1915); Film of events from the year 1915...; British Pathé

: London's Night Lights AKA Londons Night Lights Reel 1 (1921); Unedited material showing London...; British Pathé

: London's Night Lights AKA Londons Night Lights Reel 2 (1921); Unedited material showing London...; British Pathé

: London's Night Lights AKA Londons Night Lights Reel 3 (1921); Unedited material showing London...; British Pathé

: A "Thank You" To Winston Churchill (1925); Sir Winstons Churchill receives thanks; Reuters

: Eve Presents Another Novelty - Words And Music By - No. 2 (1928); Interesting film which presents...; British Pathé

: Eve Presents Another Novelty - Words And Music By - No. 2 (1928); Interesting film which presents...; British Pathé

: Camera Interviews - Mr F.E. Weatherly K.C. The Famous Song Writer (1928); Portrait of the...; British Pathé

: John Collinson (1929-1931); John Collinson sings a song called 'Over The Wall Of My Garden' in the studio.; British Pathé

: Unidentified Lady Singer, Cello & Piano (1929-1930); Unidentified soprano, cellist and pianist perform...; British Pathé

: Darling I Love You (1930); Scenes from "Darling I Love You" starring George Clark, Neil McKay, Vera...; British Pathé

: Motley And Melody No 3 (1930); Max and Harry Nesbitt and the Maestro Singers entertain us with some...; British Pathé

: The Empire Girls And Charlie Robbins (1931); Charlie Robbins and the Empire Girls entertain us with...; British Pathé

: Thomas Burke (1931); Operatic tenor Thomas Burke sings two songs for disabled ex-servicemen at Queen...; British Pathé

: Miss Gertrude Lawrence (1931); Miss Gertrude Lawrence singing with the composer George Posford on the...; British Pathé

: Alfredo (1931); Alfredo and his Gypsy Vagabonds play 'You Will Remember Vienna'.; British Pathé

: Sandy Powell (1931); Comedian Sandy Powell stands for MP, offering free beer if he is elected.; British Pathé

: Pathe Pictorial Presents The Celebrated Tenor Leonard Gowings Of Queen's Hall,... (1931); Song...; British Pathé

: The Maestro Singers (1931); The Maestro Singers perform medley of popular songs around a grand piano in...; British Pathé

: The Savoy Hotel Orpheans (1932); The Savoy Hotel Orpheans play 'I'm For You A Hundred Per Cent'; Frances...; British Pathé

: Leslie Hutchinson (1932); Leslie Hutchinson, better known as 'Hutch', plays and sings 'What Makes You So...; British Pathé

: Pathe Pictorial Presents The Well-Known West End & Radio Artists Patrick... (1932); Two duets...; British Pathé

: Geraldo (1932); Geraldo's Gauchos Tango Orchestra entertain us with two songs.; British Pathé

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

: More Melodies Harmonies From Bob And Alf Pearson AKA Extra - Bob And Alf Pearson (1932); Footage...; British Pathé

: Graham Payn In "I Hear You Calling Me" Noel Coward's Boyfriend (1932); Young boy soprano Graham...; British Pathé

: Titterton (1932); Good footage the Tenor Titterton singing 'You brought my heart the Sunshine.'; British Pathé

: Leslie Hutchinson (1932); Leslie Hutchinson sings 'What Makes You So Adorable?' at Malmaison Club - dupe...; British Pathé

: Bob & Alf Pearson (1932); Bob and Alf Pearson sing 'In The Gloaming, By The Fireside, With You' - dupe of...; British Pathé

: Geraldo And His Gaucho Tango Orchestra (1932); Geraldo and his orchestra play 'My Sunshine is You'...; British Pathé

: For Beaches And Peaches (1932); Duplicate of item in PT 115 - see separate record for details.; British Pathé

: Pathetone Parade Of 1941 Reel 4 (1932-1941); Ronald Frankau introduces turns - Jack Jackson and band,...; British Pathé

: Jesse Crawford (1933); American organist Jesse Crawford is interviewed and plays a ballad we can sing...; British Pathé

: This Beauty Business (1933); "Uncle Andre" introduces a film about what young women require to appear in...; British Pathé

: Bob & Alf Pearson (1933); Bob and Alf Pearson sing 'My Goodbye to You'.; British Pathé

: The Western Brothers (1933); The Western Brothers sing a funny song about their girlfriends, 'She Does It...; British Pathé

: London's Famous Clubs And Cabarets - 'prince's Golden Brasserie' (1933); Good footage of the...; British Pathé

: Norman Long (1933); A silly song from Norman called "I Certainly Don't Need You".; British Pathé

: The Western Brothers (1933); Funny song performed by two toffs - the Western Brothers.; British Pathé

: Jean Melville And Rene Cook (1933); Pianists Jean Melville and Rene Cook play 'Fit As A Fiddle' and 'Me...; British Pathé

: Ronald Frankau (1933); Comedian Ronald Frankau performs a song about public school police.; British Pathé

: Bob And Alf Pearson (1933); Footage of of Bob and Alf Pearson singing 'Lord, You Make the Night too...; British Pathé

: Radio Parade Reel 2 (1933); Fantastic compilation of "turns" - comedians, impersonators, singers etc. c....; British Pathé

: What The Public Wants! Reel 3 Of 4 (1933); Great round-up of popular variety acts: Dancers, Freddie...; British Pathé

: What The Public Wants! Reel 4 Of 4 (1933); Great round-up of popular variety acts: Max and Harry...; British Pathé

: Jean Melville & Rene Cook (1933); Pianists Jean Melville and Rene Cook play 'Fit As A Fiddle' - dupe of...; British Pathé

: The Four Bright Sparks (1934); Good footage of the music quartet The Four Bright Sparks.; British Pathé

: Al Bowlly (1934); The famous radio star Al Bowlly sings 'The Very Thought of You.'; British Pathé

: Forsythe, Seamon & Farrell (1934); Comedy team Forsythe, Seamon and Farrell entertain us with a couple...; British Pathé

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