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Record 6796 – 6815 of 11241
| [FIELD, CHILDREN IN GARDEN, WEDDING AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9452 | |||
| The film opens with scenes from the Divine Rulership District Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses, which is taking place in a football stadium. We see speakers on the stage, and people in biblical dress put on a performance. We later see people being baptised, and people making food in a marquis. We see scenery filmed while on holiday, and horses running in a field. There are caravans parked near the field and musicians play drums and guitar. A policeman arrives to investigate. We then see more musicians playing together in a band while others sit around watching. There follow scenes of children playing in the garden on a swing, and in the communal grass area on their housing estate, one of the little girls has a patch on her eye. They play fetch with a dog too. Inside the house a small child watches television. We see brief scenes from a wedding, guests arrive and pose for photos outside the church. The film ends with a play fight between two boys who throw realistic pretend punches. | |||
| [CHARLES AND JEAN'S WEDDING AND FAMILY SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9751 | |||
| Scenes from Charles and Jean's wedding day. Charles and Jean pose for the camera outside the family home with other family members and children. The wedding party arrive at Manchester Register Office, and then we see them leaving after the service and getting into a car. There are family scenes at home, we see adults and children in the kitchen. We also see them in the local area, sitting on a rug on some grass and on a terraced street. | |||
| [SOUTHPORT HOLIDAY SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9752 | |||
| Scenes from a family trip to Southport. We see a family riding on the Hurricane Jet ride. The different family members visit various attractions and there are views across Southport seafront. The family relax on the beach while one of the ladies builds sandcastles for the children. | |||
| [HURRICAN JET RIDE AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9753 | |||
| The film opens with scenes of an elderly man sat on the sea wall at Southport. We then see a group of adults riding on the Hurricane Jet ride. | |||
| [HOLIDAY, CRICKET AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9754 | |||
| There are brief scenes inside a caravan and then we see family members playing cricket on the caravan site. There is a shot of a lake with the boats pulled up on a shore. A woman drinking tea in the grounds of the lake pours milk into a saucer for a ginger cat. The film ends with scenes shot from a moving boat. | |||
| [CRICKET AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9755 | |||
| Scenes from a cricket match shot from the side of the pitch. The film ends with brief shots of family members sat on sand dunes. | |||
| [TRIUMPH VITESSE, TRENTHAM GARDENS AND ETHELS WEDDING] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9756 | |||
| The film opens with brief shots of a poodle followed by shots of a man in the street with his Triumph Vitesse. There are scenes from Trentham Gardens, followed by scenes from Ethel's wedding. The wedding party arrive at the church, and then the bride. After the ceremony the couple and their guests pose for photos. | |||
| [ETHEL'S WEDDING] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9757 | |||
| Scenes from Ethel's wedding. The couple pose for more photos and then they get into the wedding car and leave. The film ends with a brief shot of a woman sitting at home sorting socks. | |||
| [LAKE DISTRICT SNIPPET] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9760 | |||
| Very brief scenes from the Lake District. We see sheep in the road and swans on a river in the rain. | |||
| [ASSORTED LEISURE SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9761 | |||
| A woman relaxes on a boat with a cigarette and a man sits opposite her with a pipe, and we see the scenery surrounding the lake. We later see the same woman feeding a sheep, the sheep then follows her around the field. The film ends with scenes of children playing on swings at a caravan park. | |||
| [CRICKET SCENES AND EDINBURGH] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9762 | |||
| Cricketing scenes shot from the edge of the pitch. The women sit and watch. Refreshments are served to the umpires during a break and then the game resumes. There are then scenes from Edinburgh where we see people visiting the Castle. | |||
| [DRINKS AND BOWLS] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9763 | |||
| People stand around in a garden socialising, drinking and talking. A man produces a set of coloured plastic balls and people then proceed to play a game of bowls on the lawn. | |||
| [CARNABY STREET AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9764 | |||
| The film opens with scenes of a cricket match filmed from a television screen. We then see scenes from a trip to London. We see shops and shoppers on Carnaby Street, and then people feeding the pigeons on Trafalgar Square. There are close up shots of the pigeons shot from ground level. The film ends with a sightseeing boat trip on the Thames, and we see the famous sights of London. | |||
| [POST OFFICE TOWER AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9765 | |||
| London scenes. There are scenes from a busy market and then we see the Post Office Tower. There are shots of inside the tower, and of the view from the top. | |||
| [LONDON SCENES AND MEAL TIME] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9766 | |||
| Scenes from London. We see people visiting the Tower of London and talking to the Beefeaters. There are scenes from a busy market selling a wide variety of goods. In the middle of the film we see a man sat at a table eating a meal and reading the newspaper. | |||
| [WATER SKIING] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 9767 | |||
| A couple and their son have a picnic by a lake and then the couple go water skiing. There are scenes of water skiing on the lake and shots from the moving boat, and we see the son having a go at driving the boat. | |||
| [FLYING MODEL AIRCRAFT] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 10144 | |||
| Onlookers watch as men take turns to fly radio-controlled model planes. There are also close-up shots of owners making adjustments to their aircraft. | |||
| [DEMOLITION OF CHAPEL AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 10147 | |||
| An old chapel is demolished as part of the redevelopment of an area; there are also shots of a woman on a garden swing and on a putting green, and a circus act involving a bear. | |||
| [FAMILY CATS AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 10148 | |||
| Two cats wash and play fight with each other; also miscellaneous street scenes, shots of a church and posters for local events. | |||
| [THE DINGLE AND MR BOWEN'S GARDEN] | |||
| Date: 1965-9 Film Number: 10153 | |||
| Scenes in the Dingle garden in Quarry Park, Shrewsbury, on a sunny day, then shots of a large well-kept suburban garden with a water feature and a fishpond. | |||
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