Amateur film shot by Miss L W Chadwick and her niece Miss Betty Chadwick (later Mrs Ryle-Wright) while travelling from Red Sea to East Africa (game reserve animals) before arriving at Mr A V Chadwick's dairy farm "Windermere" near Vryburg in ...
INTEREST. The ruins of Zimbabwe. Close-up of African native, shot of a native beating a drum as commentary states that many natives have remained as primitive as when the white man first found them (61-103). Extract from the silent ...
Amateur film showing street scenes in Simla, the Simla Kalka railway, a mule train on the road to Tibet, street scenes in Lahore, the Araurkali Bazaar, and the Badshahi Mosque. The Shalinar gardens; farewell party to the Governor, Sir Geoffrey de ...
INTEREST. The Lango of Imatong. PAN the rest-house of Lomaling (6-18). Men carrying a carcase on a pole (23). Part of a mimic war dance (53). Shaping spear shafts by whittling down poles, heating them and passing them through a hole in ...
Amateur footage of varied scenes of the Sudan and Egypt, mostlytaken by Lady Maffey
Amateur footage of scenes from the life of the Governor Generalof Sudan and his son
Colonel Hodgkinson and friends - poolside at the Taiping Swimming Club, Malaysia.
A sign on a fence reads 'No Dogs Allowed'. Shot of a dog looking up, cut to a sign and swimming pool ...
Colonel Hodgkinson and friends - poolside at the Taiping Swimming Club, Malaysia.
A man and woman take it in turns to dive from a diving board. Others follow, some in slow-motion, some ...
Feature film made out of the 12 part serial of the same title.
Comedy.
Scenes show launches and aircraft in flight. Bursts of anti-aircraft gunfire are seen around the target and there is a good view of the midships section of a Nelson class battleship firing her secondary armament. As ...
AMATEUR FILM. Ripon Falls (now damned); native fisheries on Lake Victoria (canoes made of long boards sewn together). The Uganda mail train arriving at Jinja. Women washing clothes at the side of the Own Falls. Crossing the Nile by boat. ...
