... market. Street scenes. Buildings and harbour views. Snake charmer. War Memorial. Elephant circus. Junk at sea. Shipboard scenes, sunbathers. India: Gate of India, Bombay. Aden. War ships, dhows, cruiseliners. Cairo - pyramids, sphinx. Naples? ...

... of sticks on his head. "Chak Dara fort"

"The Swats and Dirians who inhabit the country between Chak Dara and Chitrol are constantly at war with one another but in honour of the Prince's visit, a truce was declared for one day" Crowds line the roads; ...

... his son does the same. "Sir Percival Phillips (the famous war correspondent) satisfies himself that the swords are really sharp ... that the Royal Crest is carried by each of the Crossley cars". War veterans presented to the Prince. View of Benares city from ...

... The Prince visits Poona and lays the foundation stone of the Maratha War Memorial'. The Prince inspects Indian war veterans.

"Watch this old fellow. He was so excited that he failed to notice the Prince's proffered hand ...

... River, South Africa, during the Boer War.

One end of a mangled metal bridge ... section). John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 191. W.K-L. Dickson, The Biograph ... (1901), pp 53-4. Thomas Pakenham, The Boer War (1979), p 209 (pbk ed 1992). Palace ...

Great Britain

ACTUALITY. Single shot. A procession of troops, led by pipers, marches in front of the camera. Taken at Union Terrace, Aberdeen, with the William Wallace statue in the background (62ft).

Refs: National Film Archive, Catalogue, Part ...

... Town, watched by enthusiastic crowds (90ft).

Note: Filmed by Edgar Hyman, 22 December 1899.

Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 293. National Film Archive, Catalogue, Part 1: Silent News Films: N.53. Warwick cat. no. 5526.

... only film of the Battle of Omdurman in 1898 and who, in October 1899, went to South Africa to film footage of the Boer War for the Warwick Trading Company. However, biographies of Benett-Stanford fail to mention any trip to India, while other references to ...

... Hildyard and 2nd Brigade Staff, special service officers, and the 2nd Battalion West Yorkshires.

Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 284. National Film Archive, Catalogue, Part 1: Silent News Films: N.45. Warwick cat. no. 5476. The ...

... OF THE LIFE GUARDS BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AT SPITAL BARRACKS, WINDSOR, NOVEMBER 11TH, 1899 (qv).

Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 286. National Film Archive, Catalogue, Part 1: Silent News Films: N.49. Warwick cat. no. 5486.

Great Britain

ACTUALITY. Boer War wounded being taken onto a hospital ship.

A continuous line of sick and wounded British soldiers being carried by stretcher-bearers on board a hospital ship at Durban; walking casualties make their way up a ...

... over control of the British Army in South Africa fighting the Boer War.

Lord Roberts, preceded by Lady Roberts and accompanied by a number ... ship, 23 December 1899.

Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), p 292. Warwick cat. no. 5521.

Great Britain

ACTUALITY. Boer War: hauled by a long mule train a four-wheeled cart with three British soldiers seated at the rear crosses the Modder River (14) Oxen harnessed to a covered Red Cross ambulance wagon drink from the river. They then pull the ...

... , which has steep banks on either side, during the Boer War.

Note: Filmed by John Benett-Stanford, 8 December 1899.

Refs: John Barnes, Filming the Boer War (1992), pp. 52, 57 [illus.], 187, 292. National Film Archive, Catalogue, ...

... was previously identified as being a Kaffir war dance at the Ferari Mines, Johannesburg ... next year ‘Anglo-Boer war-related films regularly accounted for ... >

Barnes, John, Filming the Boer War in England: Volume 4 of the Beginnings of the ...