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View of Marrakesh, men riding on donkeys whilst commentary describes the position of Marrakesh CU of a camel. Camels being led: the market place: Arabs meet to talk or to drive a bargain: commentary gives a brief history of Marrakesh
Looking at the stars from the astrologer’s, the astronomer’s and the radio-astronomer’s point of view.
Shows how hypnotism has developed from being a stage entertaiment to being a useful tool in the hands of the doctors.
Dogs as pets, including the Queen’s corgis, and as working dogs - gun dogs, sheep dogs, guide dogs, police dogs and guard dogs. Also shows breeders, veterinarians, the People’s Dispensary
Supermarkets contrasted with London street markets.
Present day methods to prevent crime often employ mechanical means to give warning.
A look at the cosmetics industry.
Travelogue - Berlin. Panning aerial shots: the Mayor’s offices: Emperor William Memorial Church (94): Willy Brandt, Mayor of West Berlin, arriving in London on April 21st 1959 for discussion
Operation Noah’s Ark’ devoted to rescuing animals from an island which was flooded by the Zambesi river.
Travelogue of the River Thames. Shot of: Big Ben: the Embankment: people boarding a pleasure boat at Westminster: people buy tickets: the steamer sets off: the Houses of Parliament
Coffee bars and their clientele.
A trip around the Chelsea Flower Show.
A look at the tradition of Derby Day.
A look at the financial institutions of London, including the Royal Mint.
Looks at the development of the Saunders-Roe SR.N1 hovercraft, the first full-size experimental model, and its maiden flight across the English Channel. Includes an interview with Christopher Sydney Cockerell, inventor of the hovercraft, who demonstrates his original model made of tin cans, and Peter Lamb, test pilot for the hovercraft.
A look at the advances in coach travel.
The St Lawrence Seaway and its impact on Canada.
A look at the motor racing industry and the part played by British cars and British drivers.
The violin making industry in Mittenwald in the Bavarian Alps.
Explores the internationally famous formation team and their aerobatic daring in Hunter jets.
A day in the life of a guardsman.
Just four men, Swiss glacier pilots, have mastered the art of landing light aircraft on the glaciers and snowfields of the Alps, rescuing injured or stranded climbers in situations difficult to
The Royal Agricultural Show and the agricultural industry.
Every fortnight the liner the Queen Elisabeth has to be completely restocked and this is a mammoth housekeeping operation which has to be completed in 48 hours.
The possibilities of the construction of a Channel Tunnel.
The annual trip to the hop fields in Kent by people living in the East End of London.
A film of a pony from the time it is rounded up in the forest until, with its young rider astride, it enters for the high spot of the pony-riding year.
The sport of gliding.
The collection of refuse and its disposal.
A survey of all that dancing involves from teenage rock ‘n’ roll sessions to exhibition ballroom dancing.
The British Army on the Rhine.
A tour of Fair Isle, in the Shetlands, where live three times as many men as women.
Dealing with the professional work of Vincent Hitchcock, the British bullfighter; shots of him training and in action.
