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: Ussr: Poetry Festival (1966); A large-scale poetry reading was held in Moscow's Palace of Sports, which...; Reuters

: Autumn (1933); Scenic shots of autumn trees in the English countryside.; British Pathé

: Yevtushenk Begins Poetry Tour Of U.S. (1972); RUSSIAN POET YEVGENY YEVTUSHENKO WILL BEGIN A TEN CITY...; Reuters

: Mirror On Prams (1936); A woman attaches a mirror to a pushchair to apply make up.; British Pathé

: Dutch Children Act Out The Epiphany (1968); Dutch children at Christmas show in Tilburg, Holland.; British Pathé

: Dance Poetry (1932); Elegant dance routine performed by girls in flimsy frocks - Ancient Greek style...; British Pathé

: Slowing Down Time (1933); Various dives are seen in slow motion.; British Pathé

: Mrs Wilson At Home In No. 10 (1964); Various shots of PM's wife Mary Wilson at home in Downing Street.; British Pathé

: Love (1941); A few statistics associated with the subject of love.; British Pathé

: Have You A "Capital" Memory? (1931); Wayne, aged 3, demonstrates his talent for remembering the State...; British Pathé

: America's Latest Rage 'radio Information' (1938); People ring in to the NBC studios and ask all...; British Pathé

: Why Men Leave Home (1922); A woman dances in the waves on Blackpool beach - some slow motion footage.; British Pathé

: "The Happy Lovers" (1932); Prince Lennart and his fiancee in relaxed interview in London rooftop - the...; British Pathé

: The Boy (1932); The famous Australian swimmer "Boy" Charlton is seen in training.; British Pathé

: Dinosaur Dynasty (1933); Bones of a Stegosaurus are assembled for display at the American Museum of...; British Pathé

: Bran Lads Gathering AKA Braw Lads' Gathering (1936); A pageant takes place at Galashiels in...; British Pathé

: Ronald Frankau (1936); Ronald Frankau sings about China, he is accompanied on the piano by Monty Crick.; British Pathé

: Ronald Frankau (1936); Double comedy act - Ronald Frankau and Monte Crick.; British Pathé

: Nosmo King (1937); A strange routine with comedian Nosmo King bantering with his butler Hubert and...; British Pathé

: Ronald Frankau (1938); Comedian Ronald Frankau recites a poem - 'Pity the man that stands alone before the...; British Pathé

: HMS Conway's New Figurehead Unveiled AKA Liverpool (1938); Poet Laureat John Masefield unveils a...; British Pathé

: Cyril Fletcher Issue Title Is On The Spot (1940); Cyril Fletcher tells tall stories and comic...; British Pathé

: Cyril Fletcher (1940); Cyril Fletcher tells us some jokes and recites a poem about Hilda Hose.; British Pathé

: U.S.A.: American Poet Robert Frost Reading Poetry To Amherst College Students (1963); Ailing...; Reuters

: The Way To Wimbledon - Record F (1954); Documentary about Wimbledon Tennis Championship - with behind...; British Pathé

: Marriott Edgar (1942); Marriott Edgar recites entertaining poem "Albert and the Lion".; British Pathé

: Harry Hemsley (1943); Harry Hemsley does his usual child impersonations.; British Pathé

: Cowes! (1932); Various shots of the Cowes regatta and yacht races in 1932.; British Pathé

: Flower Time In Holland (1932); Nice shots of Dutch fields of flowers - children pick daffodils and a man...; British Pathé

: Dancing Grace (1933); Exhibition dance by the Premiere Ballerina Vera Savina.; British Pathé

: Ronald Frankau (1937); Ronald Frankau performs song 'Take Me Where Love is Brutal' - quirky song about...; British Pathé

: Cyril Fletcher Issue Title Is Hands Wanted (1939); Cyril Fletcher tells comic story in rhymes about...; British Pathé

: Tea Pots AKA Teapots (1955); Lots of lovely tea pots at the London Tea Centre.; British Pathé

: The Seaside Eves (1925); Fun at the beach - swimwear is modelled, women fish from a pier, diving and...; British Pathé

: A Scene From "London Calling" Duke Of York's Theatre London (1924); Comedy skit from a stage show...; British Pathé

: Souter Johnnie (1961); A look at the house of Souter Johnnie, who was immortalised in the famous poem by...; British Pathé

: Language Of The Flowers (1942); Various things associated with different flowers are explored in this...; British Pathé

: The Death Of The Flowers (1925); Stencil colour material - lovely pictorial interpretation of a poem...; British Pathé

: Pushkin's Birthday Remembered. (1968); Poets gather to celebrate the birthday of Russian poet...; British Pathé

: Flowers For The Home (1955); Unusual flower arrangements incorporating fruit and vegetables are shown.; British Pathé

: The Mikado (1920-1929); Early colour film - Gaumont Mirror item showing various scenes from a production of the...; British Pathé

: News In A Nutshell (1935); Fires in Kilburn and Sussex, a Police walking race, a clog dance in Michigan,...; British Pathé

: Eternal Prague (1940-1949); Documentary tracing the history of Prague placing it within the context of the...; British Pathé

: Corse Eclaire Tirage Reel 1 (1930-1939); Promotional film for a company called Fortef - shows how they...; British Pathé

: A Stately Home Of England (1931); Shots of the gardens and the indoor swimming pool of what is now...; British Pathé

: See You At The Pillar (1967); Oscar-nominated travelogue showing the beauty of Southern Ireland and its...; British Pathé

: The Workhouse Ward Reel 1 (1950-1959); Filmed play - very funny stuff about two grumpy men who live in the...; British Pathé

: The Workhouse Ward Reel 1 (1950-1959); Filmed play - very funny stuff about two grumpy men who live in the...; British Pathé

: The Workhouse Ward Reel 2 (1950-1959); Filmed play - very funny stuff about two grumpy men who live in the...; British Pathé

: The Workhouse Ward Reel 3 (1950-1959); Filmed play - very funny stuff about two grumpy men who live in the...; British Pathé

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