The visit of Winston Churchill to Jamaica in January 1953.
The film opens with the arrival of Winston Churchill at Montego Bay airport on Friday 9 January 1953 on board the 'Independence', the personal plane of the President of the ...
A TRAVELOGUE ABOUT JAMAICA WITH EMPHASIS ON KINGSTON.
The care and management of dairy herds in Jamaica in order to maximise milk yields.
Over agricultural shots, a Jamaican voiceover explains that 'dairying in Jamaica is developing rapidly into a flourishing industry'. The commentator states ...
An industrial process film for Tate and Lyle, showing the growth and processing of sugar cane, from the fields of Jamaica to the factories of London.
Introduced with the animated image of Mr Cube announcing 'Mr Cube Presents', the ...
Amateur footage featuring Noel Coward in Jamaica.
Economic problems of Jamaica today and the struggle for survival.
Amateur footage of a journey made from Britain to Jamaica.
Threshing and haystack making. Docks. Salisbury Cathedral. The voyage, Newcastle to New York - dockside scenes in Newcastle, at sea. "Arrival in USA in snow storm". Not New ...
Amateur footage of a visit to Jamaica by Society of Friends.
For a detailed shot list, contact NFTVA. Items include: U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DIVE BOMBED ALLIED COMMANDERS MEET IN BERLIN BRITAIN'S GIFT TO RUSSIA "DEAR ISLES" HAIL KING AND QUEEN
Film records and illustrates a BBC broadcast by West Indians in Britain to explain to the British people the West Indians' contribution to the war effort.
Una Marson introduces: Learie Constantine (the cricketer, ...
(Reel 1) Scenes in Bermuda, HMS Cumberland and HMS Exeter in harbour, ashore in Jamaica.
(Reel 2) Goodwill voyage round South America, stopping in Rio de Janeiro, La Plata, Buenos Aires, Chile, through Panama Canal to Curaao, Trinidad and the ...
The cultivation and export of bananas in Jamaica.
Opening in January as local ploughmen plough a large field in readiness for planting, the film then shows local women weeding and hoeing the land. Shots of a dam outline the ...
