Record 14 – 33 of 53
Accession Number |
Series Title |
Programme Title |
Year |
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| B27 | THE OTHER MAN'S SHOES | PARSON'S PATCH | 1975 | |
| Programme two in the series. Follows John Priestly, Parson of the village of Higham near Burnley, performing his parish duties and moving house. Priestly is shown at a meeting with members of the Higham Arts and Crafts Exhibition committee and drinking tea with an elderly lady from the village. There More... | ||||
| B28 | THE OTHER MAN'S SHOES | LIBBY PLUCK | 1975 | |
| Programme three in the series. A day in the life of fashion buyer Libby Pluck. The film opens with Libby playing squash and then a montage of shots of clothes and shoes are shown. She is seen leaving her flat in Liverpool city centre and walking to work at a More... | ||||
| B29 | THE OTHER MAN'S SHOES | ESTATE AGENTS | 1975 | |
| Programme four in the series. Film opens with the presenter talking to auction vendor, Duncan Evans, of real estate firm Swetenhams of Chester. A Swetenhams auction is shown in which items are sold to bidders. The presenter interviews auctioneers. Duncan Evans' father, Dennis Evans, senior partner for Swetenhams, talks about More... | ||||
| B30 | THE OTHER MAN'S SHOES | RICHARD IDE | 1975 | |
| Programme five in the series. Programme about the British Heavy Goods Vehicle industry, opening with shots of lorries on a motorway. The presenter describes the takeover of HGV manufacturers Atkinson of Preston by Seddon in 1970 and there are close-ups of newspaper clippings about the takeover. Atkinson Director, David More... | ||||
| B31 | THE TIMES OF THEIR LIVES | JOE GORMLEY | 1975 | |
| Programme two in the series. Mute film opening with shots of a derelict coal mine (probably Ashton Moss pit in Tameside which closed in 1959) showing pit head wheel, decayed buildings, empty miners' restroom and old track. There are exterior shots of the Church of St Oswald and various pub More... | ||||
| B33 | THE TIMES OF THEIR LIVES | CYRIL SMITH | 1975 | |
| Programme that takes Sir Cyril Smith MBE, ex-Mayor of Rochdale and MP, back to his roots. Film opens with shots of Smith visiting Spotland Primary School, Rochdale, where he was a pupil. There is footage of Rochdale town centre, including Rochdale Town Hall, interspersed with stills of Lord Mayor More... | ||||
| B34 | THE TIMES OF THEIR LIVES | LORD STOKES | 1975 | |
| Programme about the career of Lord Donald Stokes, Chairman and Chief Executive of Leyland Motors Ltd (LM). Opens with shots of Leyland and the LM building exterior. There are stills of factory workers and Leyland lorries. Footage includes a 'Leyland Apprentice Instructor' teaching apprentices, completed lorries, Stokes Hall (LM's Engineering More... | ||||
| B35 | THE TIMES OF THEIR LIVES | JOHN DAVIES | 1975 | |
| B35/1: Programme about Sir Howard John Davies MBE (1916-1979), who was a successful businessman, Director General of the Confederation of British Industry in the 1960s and Member of Parliament for Knutsford between 1970 and 1979. Begins with opening title sequence for "The Times of Their Lives". There is a brief More... | ||||
| B140 | NATIONWIDE | SIMON VICARS FACTORY | 1975 | |
| No transmission print exists for this programme, only trims. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B139 | [UNKNOWN] | BURTONWOOD LAST RETREAT | 1975 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B182 | [UNKNOWN] | NANCY AND THE POT HUNTERS | 1975 | |
| Focuses on the week-long Blackpool Music Festival, one of the country's biggest and oldest cultural competitions, in 1975. There are general views of Blackpool seafront and behind-the-scenes footage at the music festival including some of the 5,000 competitors rehearsing and audiences milling around. Features Nancy Goodwin from More... | ||||
| B198 | [UNKNOWN] | LEWIS'S BOMB | 1975 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B150 | [UNKNOWN] | LANDAU LADS | 1975 | |
| Programme featuring the men who drive the landaus (carriages pulled by horses) along Blackpool's Golden Mile promenade. Opens with shots of a group of girls harnessing horses in a field and riding them through the streets of Marton, a Blackpool suburb. Various landau lads - including Blackpool entertainer and ex-circus More... | ||||
| B163 | [UNKNOWN] | LANCASTER BOMB TRIAL | 1975 | |
| B163/1: BBC presenter Michael Buerk reporting to camera outside Lancaster Castle, where the trial of the defendants accused of the IRA Birmingham pub bombings took place (trial began 9 June 1975). Two Birmingham pubs were destroyed in the attacks in November 1974. Six Irish men - Hugh Callaghan, Paddy Hill, Gerard More... | ||||
| B222 | [UNKNOWN] | FOOTBALL: MANCHESTER UNITED: JIMMY GREENHOFF | 1975 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B228 | [UNKNOWN] | FOOTBALL: LIVERPOOL V SPURS | 1975 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B248 | [UNKNOWN] | VIVIAN WHITELEY ON HER OWN | 1975 | |
| Harrowing documentary focusing on Vivian Whiteley from Tameside, a young mother left to bring up her two young sons after her husband Tony died from cancer aged thirty-four. This is a sequel to "Remember all the Good Things" (NWFA main collection film no. 2509), which featured Tony and Vivian More... | ||||
| B258 | [UNKNOWN] | DAY OF THE DANCE | 1975 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B265 | LOOK NORTH | CRICKET: THOMPSON AND LILLEY BOWLING | 1975 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
| B268 | LOOK NORTH | POTHOLING | 1975 | |
| No transmission print is held for this programme - trims only. Please contact the NWFA More... | ||||
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