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Film Number |
2269 |
Title |
[WARTIME SCENES - LYTHAM ST. ANNES] |
Producer |
J Arnold Ingham |
Date |
*1937-39/49 |
Gauge |
16mm |
Colour |
b/w & colour |
Sound |
silent |
Running Time |
16 mins 48 secs |
Description |
Opens with electioneering footage in Lytham. Cars and houses adorned with placards are seen in the vicinity of a polling station. Continues with footage of the sea front before shots of a visit by Queen Elizabeth. She is seen being greeted by civic dignitaries before being driven off watched by crowds. The Auxiliary Fire Service is seen training and on parade in a variety of other Lytham locations. The AFS, along with many other civic and military groups, are seen in a procession before the film closes with a fire fighting display |
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