ALTHYA & LITTLE GIRL - HAZRATBAL
This film is held by the Imperial War Museum (ID: MGH 6202).
Synopsis
Amateur film of a young woman surrounded by crowds on an Indian street. Colonel Hodgkinson does not identify who Althya is - it is possible that she is Althya Clark Youngman, an American concert singer, film maker and 'cultural leader', the founder of Artists Embassy International.
Althya surrounded by Indian boys and men. She poses for the camera with a little Indian girl wearing a decorative silver head piece and earrings. Close-up of the little girl's face. Althya talks to men and women in the crowded street. Two Indian women wearing long head-coverings look at some brightly coloured fabrics being sold by a man on the street. (Dal Lake, Srinagar? is visible in the background)
Notes
Allocated Title taken from Hodgkinson's original can markings.
Date: stock date on Kodachrome is 1944
Technical: original/copy status of film not marked
Note on film can label also mentions 'Bazaar scenes - Hazrat Bal'
Titles
- ALTHYA & LITTLE GIRL - HAZRATBAL (Allocated)
- Series Title:
- COLONEL HODGKINSON AMATEUR FILM
Technical Data
- Year:
- 1947
- Running Time:
- 1 minutes
- Film Gauge (Format):
- 16mm
- Colour:
- Colour
- Sound:
- Silent
Production Credits
- Production Countries:
- GB
- cameraman
- Hodgkinson, Frank Outram (Lieutenant-Colonel)