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Searched For: football
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| [1964 FA CUP FINAL PRESTON NORTH END V WEST HAM UNITED] | |||
| Date: 1964 Film Number: 2688 | |||
| Film of the 1964 FA Cup final between Preston North End and West Ham United. The crowd are seen and heard singing ' It's a long way to Tipperary' - a conductor leads the singing from a podium. The teams come out onto the pitch. There is footage of various incidents from the match, despite leading 2-1 at half time Preston North End lose 3-2. A military band is seen performing at half time. After collecting the cup and parading it around the pitch's perimeter Bobby Moore and some of his team mates are seen drinking milk from it. | |||
| SLC CAMP ABERYSTWYTH 1964 | |||
| Date: 1964 Film Number: 4957 | |||
| Salford Lads' Club boys are seen leaving Salford and arriving at camp in Aberystwyth. On arrival, there are views of the new cookhouse and the lads are seen playing football and getting washed before dinner. There is a visit to the local river for a swim and the whole group poses for the camp photograph. Footage of a game of cricket on the beach at Borth is followed by views of the lads' club president arriving to give an inspection back at camp. On the last day, there is footage of the tents being packed away as well as from a refreshment stop at Whitchurch on the way home. | |||
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| MAJOR LESTER CP SCHOOL COLOMENDY CAMP EASTER 1964 | |||
| Date: 1964 Film Number: 5475 | |||
| 1964 school trip to Colomendy Camp, North Wales, by boys from the Major Lester CP School during the Easter holidays. Many leisure activities undertaken such as walking and playing sports, particularly football. Visits to local landmarks such as Valle Crucis Abbey occur. as well as extensive footage of 'everyday life' on the camp. | |||
| [MATCH SCENES AT OLD TRAFFORD] | |||
| Date: 1964 Film Number: 5514 | |||
| Scenes from a football match taking place at Old Trafford and involving Manchester United playing against another team. | |||
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| [GERRY MARSDEN, FOOTBALL AND SEASIDE] | |||
| Date: 1964 Film Number: 5515 | |||
| Short clips of Gerry Marsden at the beginning of this film, with the majority of the footage showing an amateur football match and family scenes on the beach. | |||
| [BURNING TYRES, FOOTBALL, AND OTHER SCENES] | |||
| Date: 1964 Film Number: 5516 | |||
| At the beginning of the film there is a brief shot of a man in drag on a pier. This is then followed by footage of burning tyres and the attempts of the fire brigade to put the fire out. The film concludes with scenes of an amateur football match. | |||
| [MIDDLETON SCENES 2] | |||
| Date: 1964 Film Number: 10123 | |||
| A compilation of views of Middleton, rooftops, mills, the town hall, playing tennis and football in the park. In the suburbs we see the building of new homes as well as social housing, various churches and terraced houses Next we have good shots of Middleton market and shopping, Christmas street scenes and lights followed by snowy scenes with a frozen canal lock. | |||
| [PLAYGROUND GAMES AND DAYS AWAY] | |||
| Date: 1964-6 Film Number: 3415 | |||
| Shots of pupils of Simmonswood County Primary School at the swimming baths, and playing games in the playground, and football on the school field. There is then footage of various trips out - the Blue John Cavern and Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, and a nature survey on the Fylde coast sand-dunes. There are also scenes from a holiday in North Wales. | |||
| [DOHERTY CHILDREN IN GARDEN; FOOTBALL MATCH AT THE HOLLIES] | |||
| Date: c1965 Film Number: 4894 | |||
| Richard and William Doherty are seen playing in the garden at home. Scenes from a school football match at The Hollies school in Fallowfield - Richard Doherty takes part as his mother watches. | |||
| [CHILDREN AT PLAY, BOAT TRIP AND GARDEN FETE] | |||
| Date: c1965 Film Number: 10918 | |||
| Scenes of the Greenwood children at play. We see them in the garden where they play in a sandpit, and on a slide, seesaw, swing and climbing frame. They play football in the street and we see a small child on a tricycle. We next see them on a boat trip on a lake. After the trip the children feed the swans. The film ends with scenes of the family at a garden fete. | |||
| [SCHOOL TRIP; GARDEN PARTY; FOOTBALL] | |||
| Date: c1965 Film Number: 11367 | |||
| An assortment of scenes. We see children boarding a coach, their parents wave them off as they set off on their trip. There are scenes from a garden party on the village green, children peform traditional dances for spectators. The final scenes are of an informal children's football match on the village green. | |||
| [BRICKHILL FAMILY - WILLIAM'S CHRISTENING AND HOLIDAY IN WALES] | |||
| Date: *1964/8/9 Film Number: 7793 | |||
| Footage of the Brickhill family and baby Mark at home and on holiday in Wales. Mark is shown with his Mother and Father in their garden then later on the swings playing with other children, We see brief shots of relative William's christening followed by the Brickhills on a beach in Wales and the boys clamber around a stagecoach. This is followed by scenes of Minffordd railway station and views from the train, then sight seeing at Port Meirion Botanical Gardens with Mark's grandmother and Auntie. | |||
| CHANGED LIVES [1] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 3070 | |||
| Film detailing the creation of the Sharon Full Gospel Church. After a description of the perceived difficulties of a life without Jesus, the film gives an account of how two founder members miraculously discovered religion and began preaching from their back garden in Manchester after World War II, rejecting their previously un-Christian ways (gambling, among other things). There are then sequences of processions, the construction of a new church building paid for by the flock, and some scenes from its religious activities. | |||
| CHANGED LIVES [2] | |||
| Date: c1965 Film Number: 3071 | |||
| Scenes from Manchester City Centre, some unnamed Manchester suburbs, shots of children playing, couples praying, and street scenes. | |||
| [SCHOOL TRIP; HOT-AIR BALLOON] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 4592 | |||
| A group of school children are seen on a school trip - eating a picnic, playing football and looking round a museum. A school-built hot-air balloon is inflated in the grounds of Smithills Technical School in Bolton, then rises some distance above the ground. | |||
| GLOSSOP BOY SCOUTS PRESENT RAMBOREE 1965 | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 9717 | |||
| The film opens with scenes from the 1965 Ramboree, an international scout camp at Chatsworth Park. We see the scouts putting up their tents and starting camp fires. There is a flag raising ceremony and a religious ceremony. Scout VIPs arrive in a horse drawn carriage and meet and greet with the scouts. We see the scouts preparing food, sitting around a camp fire, taking part in sporting activities and standing for inspection. There are also scenes from the Bakewell Show where the scouts take part in a parade of international scouts. There are scenes from Hosting Week. The scouts take part in an event with the mayor and civic dignitaries in a Market Hall. We then see the scouts on various daytrips. They visit Manchester United Football Ground and Belle Vue. We also see them on a visit to the Peak District. There are shots of moving scenery filmed from the coach window, and we see the scouts visit Derwent Reservoir. | |||
| [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. | |||
| [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. | |||
| [CAMPSITE SCENES] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 11251 | |||
| Liverpool football fans line the street to celebrate the 1965 F.A. cup winning team, who we briefly see passing by in an open topped bus followed by the Mason family walking away with other supporters. The Mason children play in a parks ornamental garden then a girl skipping with a rope on a terraced street. On a playing field a boy plays football as girls run and play followed by an elderly woman eating an ice cream in the back seat of a car. In the countryside a group of adults and children climb over a stile then dance. Campsite scenes with tents being carried onto site and starlings eating rubbish from a litter bin. A boy plays football followed by the Mason family paddling in the sea. The Mason family enjoy a picnic at the campsite then play with a football. | |||
| [TOC H; DERWENT; HALLOWEEN; TAXI DRIVERS' OUTING] | |||
| Date: c1965-6 Film Number: 2244 | |||
| The boys and staff from the West Leigh Children's Home, Heaton Moor, Stockport on holiday at Toc H camp (location unknown), participating in archery, canoeing and cricket. Also in the garden of the home playing Batman and Robin, an outing to the countryside around Derwent and a picnic by the river, a Halloween party, meeting in a Stockport car park for a taxi drivers' children's outing to New Brighton, followed by a trip on the Mersey ferry. | |||
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