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Record 526 – 545 of 11241
| A WELCOME TO THE SULTAN FROM HORROCKSES | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 132 | |||
| A group of civic dignitaries, including the Mayor of Preston, escorts the Sultan of Zanzibar and his party on a tour of Horrockses textile mill in Preston on 14th June 1929. There are interior shots of the weaving sheds and shots in the mill yard with crowds of smiling mill workers. [The preservation of this film was funded by a grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.] | |||
| CUCKOO LAND PAGEANT AT STANLEY PARK, LIVERPOOL | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 170 | |||
| A pageant to celebrate the presentation of a floral clock, statues and ornaments to the children's garden by George Audley. The clock is shown and the audience for the pageant, which consists mostly of dancing children representing the hours. Other performers include people in costume variously dancing and capering, one theme being Captain Hook, as a statue of Peter Pan is featured. The Mayor and George Audley make speeches and the floral clock is featured again. | |||
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| SUBMARINES TO BE ABOLISHED? | |||
| Date: *1929 Film Number: 540 | |||
| Scenes at the launching of the submarine HMS Proteus on 25th July 1929 at Barrow-in-Furness - "may be our last Submarine." | |||
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| A NEW SEAT OF LEARNING | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 545 | |||
| Shots from the official opening ceremony of the new wing at Liverpool College. | |||
| [WEBBS OF CHORLEY ADVERT] | |||
| Date: *1929 Film Number: 620 | |||
| An advert in cartoons showing a lonely girl who attracts many boyfriends once she starts to buy her clothes from Webbs, The Arcade, Chorley. | |||
| [FISHER FAMILY 3] | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 751 | |||
| Family scenes at Fulshaw Hall, Wilmslow and on the Isle of Man - children playing with a dog; tea in the garden served by a maid; fishing; playing in the sea; boating on Boyson Lake. | |||
| THE FAREWELL PARADE OCTOBER 8th 1929 | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 809 | |||
| The farewell parade to Lt. Col. JR Heelis MC Commander of the 2nd Battalion Manchester Regiment, at Alexandra Barracks, Maymyo, Burma - large assembly of soldiers, in tropical uniform, lined up at attention; flags are paraded and two mounted officers take the salute. | |||
| [A FAMILY WEDDING] | |||
| Date: *1929 Film Number: 1018 | |||
| A family wedding. Relatives pose for the camera in the garden. | |||
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| MAY 1ST 1929 MAY DAY IN STOCKPORT | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1174 | |||
| Compilation reel of various local events - includes May Day celebrations in Stockport in 1929. The Mayor attends the London Midland and Scottish Railway Horses Parade, where he presents certificates and rosettes to the winners. Miss M.G. Preston, Mayoress of Stockport, crowns the May Queen, Miss Phyllis Wilson, at Reddish. Further footage includes the Stockport County v Barrow football match and the Reddish Friendly Societies Parade which was held on July 21st 1929. [The preservation of this film was funded by a grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.] | |||
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| A NURSES' OUTING IN 1929 | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1182 | |||
| Mr Joshua Preston, Mayor of Stockport, is seen entertaining a group of nurses at his family home at Glengarry. He greets the women (who are not in uniform) as they get off a 'North Western' bus, and shows them around the gardens and grounds. The women participate in various fun races and are seen eating their lunch around tables on the lawn. Includes a shot of the buffet table. Staff are seen taking the covers off the food. A local Stockport 'Wireless Services Van' provides musical accompaniment outside in the garden. Two men stand next to the van winding up the gramophone. Concludes with footage of various members of the Preston family at a fair. [The preservation of this film was funded by a grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.] This film, along with thousands of others from across the country, can also be viewed online as part of BFI: Britain on Film - player.bfi.org.uk/britain-on-film/ | |||
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| APRIL 21ST 1929. THE MAYOR (MR JOSHUA PRESTON JP) WITH THE SCOUTS | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1183 | |||
| Various events attended by Joshua Preston in his mayoral capacity in 1929. Includes footage of a scout procession on April 21st and a jamboree at Arrowe Park in Birkenhead - Sir Robert Baden Powell takes the 'Grand Howl' with four thousand cubs. A troop of French scouts arrive in Stockport on the 7th August - several of the uniformed boys are seen boarding a tram. Further footage includes shots of Stockport British Legion's Drumhead Service in Vernon Park and the opening of the Lawrence Street steps in Stockport on August 9th. [The preservation of this film was funded by a grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.] | |||
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| [BETTYS WEDDING 1929 - BLACKPOOL EASTFIELD 1929] | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1245 | |||
| Heaton family holiday at Eastfield in Blackpool. Also includes shots of Betty's wedding in 1929. | |||
| THE GLITTERING SWORD | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1379 | |||
| Commercial feature film produced by Altrincham County High School (for educational purposes) in 1929. The film focuses upon a theme of disarmament set in medieval Britain. A tale unfolds about a young boy's quest to find the 'glittering sword' . Once the sword is in the king's possession, he declares war on the world - a battle commences and the boy regains peace by throwing the sword into the middle of a river. | |||
| [PADDLING IN A STREAM] | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1829 | |||
| A group of people are seen walking in the countryside. Further footage includes three children paddling in a stream. | |||
| [GLENGARRY LOCAL NEWSREEL] | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1891 | |||
| Local newsreel events - includes scenes from the aftermath of a huge cotton mill blaze at Shaw on April 17th and another on the 1st of July 1929; scenes of Southport Palladium destroyed by fire on March 26th, 1929; the White Star Liner S.S. 'Albertic' leaving Liverpool docks for New York and a London Midland and Scottish electric train arriving at Liverpool railway station. Also includes scenes of Joshua Preston, Mayor of Stockport, greeting players at a football match and footage of other Preston family members visiting Pleasureland and walking along Broad Street in Southport. | |||
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| [PRESTON FAMILY HOLIDAY IN BOURNEMOUTH] | |||
| Date: *1929 Film Number: 1908 | |||
| Members of the Preston family on holiday in Bournemouth. A steam ferry departs from a busy dock. Holiday makers are seen walking through the town centre - includes views from the top of a tram. Mr and Mrs Preston are seen relaxing on the beach with the rest of the family, outside their beach hut. | |||
| TYNEMOUTH BATHING POOL | |||
| Date: *1929 Film Number: 1911 | |||
| The Preston family, from Stockport, on holiday in Tynemouth; North Shields; Saltburn and Llandudno. They are seen playing in the sea, relaxing outside a beach hut and visiting an open air swimming pool. Also includes shots of a train standing in a railway station and various shipping vessels on the River Tyne. | |||
| PART 2 LLANDUDNO | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1912 | |||
| The Preston family, from Stockport, on holiday in Llandudno and Bournemouth. They are seen carrying deck chairs and an inflatable horse down to the sea, where they sunbathe and play on the beach. Mr and Mrs Joshua Preston are also seen boarding a ferry. | |||
| AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL STOCKPORT CARNIVAL | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1925 | |||
| Various scenes of the Stockport Carnival parade in 1929. The procession of decorated vehicles and fancy dress competitors make their way through the streets to the carnival show ground. Mr Joshua Preston, Mayor of Stockport, delivers a speech and the Mayoress, Miss M. G. Preston crowns the carnival queen. | |||
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| WIGAN CARNIVAL | |||
| Date: 1929 Film Number: 1982 | |||
| Scenes from Wigan Carnival in July 1929. Brief views of a brass band, followed by "Wigan on Wheels Pageant," a procession along Wallgate Street featuring numerous horse-drawn vehicles, bicycles (including a "bone-shaker") and carnival floats. Many of the participants are in fancy dress, and others collect money from the watching crowds. The film ends with views of the fun fair at Bull Hey, showing the different rides and stalls, including a merry-go-round and a Test-Your-Strength machine. | |||
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