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| [RADCLIFFE WHIT WALK 1965] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 9826 | |||
| A compilation of 1960s Whit Walks in Radcliffe with boy scouts, girl guides and mothers with prams. We also see Denise stood by a church holding a bouquet of flowers and taking part in the walk. | |||
| [ARNOLD WEDDING] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 9827 | |||
| Wedding guests arrive by car at the church in Radcliffe with the groom and best man posing for photos. The bridesmaids including Denise arrive followed by the bride and her father. The bride and groom exit the church as confetti is thrown. The Kirkman family in a churchyard with the children running in slow motion. Inside a church hall a Rose Queen enters and goes onto a stage with Denise as one of the flower girls. | |||
| [RADCLIFFE CARNIVAL 1965] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 9832 | |||
| The 1965 Radcliffe carnival parade which features decorated floats with Denise on the congregational church float, marching brass bands and dancing majorettes | |||
| [DESERT CARGO] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 9916 | |||
| This film shows the construction of the facilities to transport liquid gas from Algeria to Britain. It includes scenes at Barrow with the construction and launch of the Methane Princess along with the building of the gas terminals in Algeria and Canvey Island from start to completion in 1964. | |||
| BIRTH OF A GIANT | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 9928 | |||
| The 'British Admiral' oil tanker is built and launched by Vickers of Barrow. Men are seen arriving at work and working on the building of the ship, followed by the preparations for the launch of the ship. A brass band plays as Queen Elizabeth arrives and then launches the tanker. | |||
| [HOLLAND; GARDEN; SHIP; MORECAMBE] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 9944 | |||
| Scenes from a trip to Holland are followed by local material including people in a garden with a poodle; on board a ship; brief shots of Marineland in Morecambe; and people in the park feeding the ducks. | |||
| [TENNIS TOURNAMENT 1965] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10281 | |||
| A lawn tennis tournament with a men's singles final followed by the women's singles final. We see the winners of the finals holding a large trophy followed by a men's doubles then a women's doubles match | |||
| [ROYAL FLEET REVIEW, FIRTH OF CLYDE] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10320 | |||
| Scenes from the Royal Naval Review in the Firth of Clyde on 10th August 1965. The Queen and Prince Philip are seen boarding and being shown around several naval vessels, including HMS Kent and Maidstone; they also investigate the interior of the Royal Navy’s first nuclear submarine, HMS Dreadnought. Later, the royal couple in evening dress attend a formal dinner aboard HMS Lion. The reel ends with the crew of HMS Lion bidding farewell as the royal yacht departs. | |||
| THE MONSTER! | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10339 | |||
| There's a monster beneath the streets of Heswall! Amateur fiction film - Svenn is told by his little brother Karl that he's found a monster. The boys go to investigate, taking Svenn's friend's pistol, going underground via a nearby manhole cover. Unbeknownst to them, they are being followed by their sister Heidi, but she doesn't see them go down the hole. Underground, the boys explore the tunnels, but then Karl is attacked by the green monster. Svenn shoots the monster and rescues an unconscious Karl. Back on the surface, they find Heidi, and Svenn explains what happened. Turning round, they see that Karl has turned green - he's turning into a monster! IAC North West Trophy 1965 - Highly Commended | |||
| SUMMER 1965 [WALES AND ISLE OF MAN] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10360 | |||
| Compilation of footage from two family holidays, including scenes at a caravan site and on the beach, two boys having fun riding on a miniature train at an amusement park and the view from a ferry arriving in Douglas harbour. | |||
| SUMMER 1965 [MANCHESTER TO CARLISLE] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 10429 | |||
| Departing from Victoria station in Manchester this steam train journey to Carlisle has views from the train and stops at Preston, where the train takes on water, Shap, Haydon Bridge and Newcastle | |||
| [SUMMER 1965: COTTON SPINNER TOUR] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 10430 | |||
| Departing from Manchester Central station on the Cotton Spinner Tour this steam train journey to Buxton has stops at Dinting, Hayfield, New Mills Central, Nott Hill, Glazebrook and Manchester Victoria This film also features the train taking on water, the engine being turned on a turntable and on the return journey views from the footplate of the train. | |||
| [SUMMER 1965: MANCHESTER TO HULL] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 10431 | |||
| Departing from Manchester Victoria station this steam train journey to Hull features views from the train and stops at Accrington for water, Wakefield, Goole and Boothferry Road in Hull where the train is met by a large crowd of pedestrians at a level crossing | |||
| [BLUE COAT SCHOOL BAND TRIP TO ABERDEEN 1965] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10544 | |||
| The film begins with the Blue Coat School Band members boarding a coach and then we see them setting up to play, and then playing to a small audience, in what appear to be the grounds of a school. We see the band playing informal games of cricket and on a trip to the centre of Aberdeen where we see the sights on Union Street and Castle Street. The band play in various outdoor locations, including at a fete where we also see a Scottish Piper Band, and displays of bodybuilding , judo, gymnastics, and fencing. We see the band board the bus to return home, and then we see them carrying their equipment from the coach up the hill to the school. | |||
| [TONY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY 1965 AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10562 | |||
| A compilation of scenes from the Wild family. The film opens with scenes from Tony's birthday party. We see a table laden with party food, the children help Tony to blow out his candles and then he attempts to cut the cake. They then play party games. We next see the boys in their dressing gowns, opening their presents on Christmas morning. We see them playing with a toy drum kit and then outside riding on a peddle digger toy. They later pretend to be a band with their toy instruments, the baby is on the drums. There are scenes from a busy park where they play ball games and feed red squirrels. The film ends with scenes from a family trip to the seaside, the boys enjoy donkey rides and we see them on fairground rides and on a boat trip. | |||
| [DONKEY RIDES AND BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10591 | |||
| Blackpool scenes. The Wild boys ride donkeys on Blackpool beach and then we scenes from Blackpool Illuminations, including shots of Blackpool Tower all lit up. | |||
| [SUFFOLK SCENES AND LONDON] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10671 | |||
| On a holiday in Suffolk, family members explore Orford and eat ice cream; in London they walk beside the Thames, and visit Westminster and other sights. The reel ends with children enjoying themselves in a playground. | |||
| [SUFFOLK HOLIDAY SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 10672 | |||
| Family members are seen in Felixstowe, on the miniature railway, on the trampolines on the seafront, and also at a caravan site. | |||
| ONE DAY FORWARD: THE MANCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1965 | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11061 | |||
| There are two parts to this film. The first part is a black and white film featuring a day in the life of Manchester Grammar School. The film begins with the caretaker opening the school gates. We see the staff and students arriving, the teachers head to the Masters' Common Room where we see them sat in comfy chairs reading newspapers. We see the boys at morning assembly and Jewish prayers taking place in Sieff Theatre. We see the boys in class, the lessons we see include French, woodwork, metalwork, biology, music, chemistry, physics, pottery and P.E. We see the boys having a swimming lesson, which they do in the nude. We also see them studying in the library and receiving their milk at break time. We see them buying snacks from the tuck shop and later eating a hot meal at lunch time. The film concludes with scenes of some of the boys leaving at home time, and some of the boys staying on to take part in various after school activates including cricket, chess and playing in the school orchestra. The caretaker closes the gates and we see the cleaner at work. The second part of the film is a colour film showing the boys on a camping trip in what appears to be the Lake District. The boys are seen at camp enjoying refreshments, preparing, cooking and distributing food and playing cricket. We see them out walking and there are shots of the campsite and scenery. | |||
| [IN THE GARDEN; FA CUP ON DISPLAY] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11246 | |||
| Women and children sat in deckchairs in the garden as a man exits and then enters the garden and smells the flowers. Girls playing football tennis then children play fighting in the garden followed by beach scenes with the children burying each other in the sand. The F.A. Cup on display at the Liverpool show then brief scenes of majoretttes dancing with pom poms. | |||
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