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Happy New Year 1954
Cinema New Year Trailer for 1954
Found in the old Odeon Plymouth in the early 1960's (where Litttewoods is now)
Found in the old Odeon Plymouth in the early 1960's (where Litttewoods is now)
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A Merry Christmas 1953
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Cinema Christmas Trailer for 1953 Found in the old Odeon Plymouth in the early 1960's (where Litttewoods is now)
Cabanas advert about 1963 from Westward Televison
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Westward Television 50th. Anniversary To celebrate the 50th. anniversary of the opening of Westward Television on Saturday 29th. April 1961 we have some 35mm adverts. This Cabanas one is about 1963
Mackeson advert about 1963 from Westward Televison
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Westward Television 50th. Anniversary To celebrate the 50th. anniversary of the opening of Westward Television on Saturday 29th. April 1961 we have some 35mm adverts. This Mackeson one is from 1963 I think
Everybody's Business 1917 - Reel 2 of 2
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Everybody's Business 1917 - Reel 2 of 2 Reel 2 of this 2 reel film.
Everybody's Business 1917 - Reel 1 of 2
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Everybody's Business 1917 - Reel 1 of 2 Another early 35mm film, in quite good condition. The interesing thing about this film is that the titles are all spliced in this copy. I realise that there had to be a joint where the film base colour changed, but all the titles ! Any comments. Perhaps this was a cutting copy ? Stars Gerald du Maurier who was the Father of Daphne du Maurier. This video i...
B stands for Bathing - Ideal Cinemagazine - 1926 Film Stock
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This is part of a 35mm silent film, Ideal Cinemagazine. The film is printed on 1926 stock.
Excerpt from The Silent Voice 1932
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Short bit of 35mm Nitrate Film with Film Date Code of 1931 o This is George Arliss and Louise Closser Hale in "The Silent Voice"
Odeon National Cinema Club for Boys and Girls
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The Odeon Saturday morning picture show song. Another old film found in the old Odeon Plymouth in the early 1960's (where Litttewoods is now) Enjoy
Old Mother Riley Joins Up Opening Titles
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Old Mother Riley Joins Up. I bought this print in about 1960. I have never been able to view it as it was too worn. I have now digitized it by digital printing. There is even old wartime newspapers in some of the film cans. Enjoy the openng titles.
CTBF 1938
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CTBF - Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund - 1938 Appeal The Film Star Jig-Saw Puzzle - one shilling each ! National Screen Service (NSS) Film This was found in the Box of the old Odeon in New George Street, Plymouth. when being demolished in about 1963
The Life Of Your Party - Frances Day - Carroll Gibbons - Savoy Hotel Orpheans
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35mm advertising film for Hartley's Table Jellies from about 1936 Featuring Frances Day with music by Carroll Gibbons played by the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. Lyrics by Rex Hartley. Any information about this film would be most welcome
Bingoscope 35mm - Alice in Wonderland 1933 Trailer clip
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Another BingoScope 35mm short film. This appears to be from Alice in Wonderland 1933. The BingoScope was a silent toy projector. Presumably the Bing company bought up old reels of film and chopped them into short films. This time a sound film. It is thought that this is a short section of the original trailer for this film.
Bingoscope 35mm Silent Film 2 - unknown title
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Another 35mm very old silent film which came with a Bingoscope toy projector. I have no information about it - I hope someone can tell me something. There seems to be some hypnotic stares from one of the men.
I'm in such a hurry I wish I could fly - from The Magic Cloak 1914
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This very old 35mm silent film came from a Bingoscope toy 35mm projector. I have digitized it and put it onto youtube in case some can tell me more about the film.
Odeon Uxbridge 50"s early 60's. Very noisy with booing, hissing, screams ans ice cream papers flying around!! Only went a few times with older cousins. They were supposed to look after me. Haha
Just came out in this world 1963
She's a mean ol' 45 year old lush . . .
Remember John Lennon singing this at the start of his Andy Peebles BBC interview Dec 6th 1980. Still sing it to myself as I stumble out of bed Saturday Mornings sometimes
Still re member all the words, was a Committee member with an armband. Had meeting on Friday and free pass for cinema. Odeon in my home town long gone
magic! remember sing this!
I cannot make out the word that is sung when the Odeon word comes up. It sounds like Teesy. Any one know? Thanks
G-B, for Gaumont British
We used to sing this at the Rialto cinema in Liverpool uk..back in the 1950’s..cost a tanner(sixpence) to get in..as the song says..well worth it for the shows you got👏🏼👏🏼😂great memories.
I can remember singing this in the long-demolished Odeon Cinema, Morden.
The original Rowntree Cabana. But nothing like the coconut and cherry bar. And never the twain shall meet ?
Used to sing this every Saturday morning at the Odeon Hounslow London in the 60s, Never did know the middle words LOL
Brilliant....so good and a real memory rush
Song ?
A couple of radio shows have managed to survive of Carroll Gibbons & band with Anne Lenner as singer, sponsored by "William P. Hartley's famous Marmalade". They are excellent recordings and worth listening to. Those recordings are from 1934, and this film looks older than that.
I remember taking my younger brothers there every Saturday morning. Get the bus into town, run through Woolworths to fill pockets with stolen sweets and then into the Odeon. It wouldn't really work now, because I was only eleven and the others were nine and six! Nowadays kids would be dropped off and picked up by parents in a 4x4. Half of them would probably want to go in! We used to go to the swimming baths unaccompanied three times a week as well and bunk off Sunday school to go on bike rides. I feel sorry for kids today.
Same, exactly the same for me, I could have written this myself. I clearly remember the call out for anyone who had a birthday to come onto the stage as everyone sang happy birthday. Then Livingstone baths, and the long walk home cause we'd spent the bus fare.
I used to frequent Hounslow London Odeon and sing this song but never knew the middle words LOL yep, Woolworths with those miles of sweets on slanting counters but we used to get the A1 bus up to Heathrow airport and use the Ambassador bowling lanes amusement arcade :) chips thruppence on the way back from brownies and girl guides and SOMETIMES a glass of water in the off license LOL Times a changing for sure
My best mate and I used to go to the south Norwood odeon. We got barred by the manager for running around but our mums took us back the following week and made us say sorry- after that we were given another chance 🤣👍
He was an early influence on the young Rex Harrison who is said to have idolized du Maurier.
Surbiton Odeon about 1961-2. I t was the Odeon Club then. Old ladies with big breasts yelling at us to keep quiet and selling ice cream a the same time.
Can you imagine that being made today, I mean it has men and women in it, together, being happy
Brlliant Brian! I can still remenber all the words and the tune. It brought back lots of happy memories. 🏃♀️🏃♂️👭👬🎶🎬
She has a uniquely charming smile, eyes and voice tone and just exudes warmth and welcome!
SCORE = UGENS
I used to go to the Trocadero at the Elephant and Castle. Great days!
I’m from the future
Just a random did you know thing,... did you know our year 2020 matches up with 1953? So this whole year I’ve been learning day by day about 1953 with the newspaper and CZcams videos and movies and such. But Ive learned that I LOVE 1953! 2021 matches with 1954 cause of no leap year so happy 1954 🤣🤣🤣❤️
Frances had good screen presence!
No change. What a fucking horrible cuntry and people.
''How about a little game called , Hunt The Slipper''. Lol
My great uncle used to go to the Odeon every Saturday and since the song stoped running he was never able to find the song, until I found this video and showed it to him he was so surprised and happy so thank you!
1:01 - That is the greatest assembly of British slasher smiles I have ever seen.
I was thinking the same thing...truly hideous drawings!
click ting stamps
0:09 - Uh oh, they got Uncle Ernie. This must be what he does when he doesn't "fiddle about, fiddle about, fiddle about".
Noticed the Fontana record label in there somewhere. The soundtrack must have been recorded by the label's resident in-house MD, the late Johnny Gregory.
Yes there's a promise. The promise of a hangover....
2 bob bits
So even in the 30's people were eating that junk called Jello.
No, table jelly!
Ren & Stimpy music!
So this is essentially a really long commercial for Jello.
No, table jelly!
amaizng video, I would say it is more early 30s, probably 1932
1936
Nice fragment, but it's not being restored. I can do that very easily without any additional cost. To yield-out the ultimate proof, please see my 'Lost 35mm Nitrate Film FOUND !' files to experience yourself. Well, I really like your work project here.
He says "GB Club"- that is Gaumont British. Odeon and Gaumont joined up in the 1940s following the death of the Odeon founder, Oscar Deutch.
I always remembered it as.."as members of the Odeon Club we all intend to be, good citizens when we grow up and members of the free...".
@@smarsh599 My memory is not always to be trusted but in my local Odeon I think they showed a film with the words on the bottom of the screen and a " bouncing ball" effect as the tune played.
Blimey! Thanks for posting
Shouldn't it have been the women of Britain?
Not at all from "The Millionaire"; it is a scene from "The Man Who Played God". But this seems to be an alternate "take" from the one that was in the final film. Unless I'm way off.
Would love to see the rest of the film too. PS: Well done for mastering digital technology. You're braver than me
Fascinating stuff! The full length trailer is on dailymotion (search for alice in wonderland 1933 trailer)
Ga rand! :>)
One line could rhyme with "J-E-L-L-O" !!
This seems more related to The Man Who Played God, where he goes deaf.
There's a number of Arliss films not on CZcams that are impossible to find/watch in the U.S. -- Thanks for this.
There seems to be no examples of Gerald du Maurier's acting in talkies on CZcams - -but he did make them, including 'Escape!' in 1930.
Still no more film of Gerald du Maurier on CZcams eight years on. Very sad to recollect that in 1917 Gerald du Maurier's older brother Guy and his nephew George Llewelyn-Davies had both been killed in the war about two year's earlier.