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Record 6956 – 6975 of 11241
| [SETTING OFF FOR LOURDES] | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4858 | |||
| A group of wheelchair users and others are seen on the platform at Piccadilly Station in Manchester, preparing to leave for Lourdes by train. Some priests arrive and helpers carry the wheelchairs onto the train. Once the tea urns are also loaded, the train leaves the station with people leaning out of the windows and waving. | |||
| [DOHERTY FAMILY'S HOLIDAY IN LLANDUDNO] | |||
| Date: 1966 Film Number: 4870 | |||
| Scenes from the Doherty family's holiday to Llandudno - views of a ferry are followed by Yvonne and the children in a park feeding sparrows. The children are seen playing on the beach and the family go on a boat trip where they see dolphins. Further beach scenes and Peter Doherty as a baby is seen paddling with his mother in the sea. | |||
| [BEACH AND TOY BOATS] | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4881 | |||
| Blurred footage due to a camera fault of the Doherty family on the beach and paddling in the sea. Yvonne and the children are seen in a park playing with toy boats on the boating pool. | |||
| [RICHARD'S FIRST COMMUNION; CHILDREN IN GARDEN] | |||
| Date: 1966 Film Number: 4897 | |||
| Brief views of a Doherty family picnic are followed by Richard Doherty dressed up in the garden with brother William on the day of his first communion. Scenes outside the church and the boys are seen in the garden at home with baby brother Peter and friends. | |||
| TRAUMA TO ANTERIOR TEETH, THE INCISOR BAND | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4917 | |||
| A young girl arrives at Manchester Dental Hospital after breaking her front tooth. The tooth is examined, x-rays are taken and a new false cap is made and fitted. | |||
| THE PORCELAIN JACKET CROWN | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4918 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating the production and fitting of two false crowns to the top front teeth of a male patient. The original teeth are prepared, impressions are taken and the crowns are cast and fitted. | |||
| [APICAL RESECTION] | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4919 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating an apical resection procedure. X-rays are taken and the tooth root is removed by cutting the upper lip away from the gum. The replacement peg is fitted in place, the lip is stitched up and the false tooth attached. | |||
| TEMPORARY CROWNS | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4920 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating the fitting of two different types of crown. Firstly a post crown is fitted - a post is inserted into the stump of the original tooth and the crown is secured to that. In the second example, a jacket crown is fitted around the remains of the original tooth, which has been reshaped to the correct size. | |||
| THE CAST POST PORCELAIN CROWN [ONE TOOTH] | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4926 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating the making and fitting of a cast post porcelain crown. A wax peg and crown are made in order to produce a mould for the gold peg. A jacket crown is then shaped and filled with wax, a bite is made in the wax and the resulting impression is moulded in plaster. A false tooth is made using the mould and then fitted into the patient's mouth. | |||
| THE CAST POST PORCELAIN CROWN [TWO TEETH] | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4931 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating the repair and replacement of two broken upper front teeth. The broken teeth are cut back and the roots drilled out. Two posts are then inserted and following the making of impressions and moulds, the new teeth are fitted to them. | |||
| FIXED BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4932 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating the construction of a set of four false teeth to replace the upper front teeth of a patient. A mould is made, impressions are taken and once the teeth and bridgework have been completed, the new teeth are fitted. | |||
| THE PORCELAIN JACKET CROWN LABORATORY TECHNIQUE | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4933 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating a technique of making two upper front teeth in a laboratory by building up compounds on a previously fitted peg. The teeth are built up, heat treated and after casts and moulds have been taken, tested and adjusted prior to final fitting in the patient. | |||
| CHOOSING A CAREER - THE DENTAL SURGERY ASSISTANT | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4937 | |||
| Film following the training of a dental assistant. A girl arrives at Manchester University's Turner Dental School, has an interview and is introduced to a group of students and staff. The group go on a tour of the dental hospital and are seen participating in theoretical and practical lessons. Two students are seen working with a dentist on a set of false teeth, as well as with model and real patients. The class graduate and our newly qualified dental assistant is seen heading off for her first job. | |||
| CEMENT MIXING | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4938 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating the tools and techniques needed for the mixing of the various cements used in dental work. | |||
| THE PLATINUM FOIL APRON | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4939 | |||
| Instructional film for student dentists demonstrating the wrapping of a peg used to hold a false tooth in place with platinum foil. This is done so that when the false tooth is built up over the peg the two can still be separated. | |||
| VITAL PULPOTOMY | |||
| Date: *1966 Film Number: 4940 | |||
| Instructional film aimed at student dentists demonstrating the drilling out and fitting of temporary fillings in the two front upper teeth of a young girl. The following week these are removed and replaced with permanent fillings. | |||
| [ST HELENS V WIGAN RUGBY LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP 1966] | |||
| Date: 1966 Film Number: 5021 | |||
| Coverage from the early stages of the Rugby League Challenge Cup in 1966 in which St Helens beat Wigan 21 - 2. The game was played at Wembley Stadium in front of a crowd of 98,536 and commentary is by Eddie Waring. Footage captures some shots of the crowd and some good passages of play but does not include any tries or goals. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' - a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011] | |||
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| [SCOTTISH HOLIDAY AND SWINTON WHIT WALK] | |||
| Date: 1966 Film Number: 5045 | |||
| A family holiday in Dumphries and Galloway, where they visit the town of Moffat and watch a Scottish bagpipe band while children put on a Highland dancing display. They feed Shetland ponies and visit a loch. Back at the Smith family home, Michael and Hazel have a wash while Mum styles her hair. The film concludes with the children taking part in a Whit Walk in the Swinton area. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' - a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011] | |||
| 8mm SCRAPBOOK | |||
| Date: 1966 Film Number: 5046 | |||
| The compilation begins with two men using a tractor to spread muck on to a field. Next, the Smith family take a trip on the Great Orme Tramway from Llandudno up to the summit of Great Orme, before descending back down. Finally, Michael and Hazel Smith are seen being pulled along a street in a wooden go-kart by an older boy. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' - a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011] | |||
| [ENGLISH GARDENS] | |||
| Date: 1966 Film Number: 5087 | |||
| Hilda and Roy Garner visit gardens at Hodnet Hall, Shropshire and at Tatton Park, Cheshire. They also visit Spalding in Lincolnshire where they see tulip covered fields and go to the Springfields Festival Gardens. The film ends in the Garners' garden in Wilmslow, with blue tits feeding from the home-made bird table. [Catalogued as part of 'Revitalising the Regions' - a Screen Heritage UK project, 2011] | |||
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