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T9378 Stand Up and Breathe. (2 Reels). Fittingly sub-titled "A Page
from a Doctor's Diary", this him shows you how sedentary vs'orkers can keep fit, how to keep up your chin, and to face the world a fit person.
T9550 The Artful Dodger. (I Reel.). The making of tubes of paint, then
Edward Swan, the artist, with famous model Esme Bankhead. Next a visit to Scottish Highlands and, finally, Pat Taylor singing "Spring Don't Mean a Thing to Me".
T955I Taking the Cake. (I Reel). Mass production cake-making;
Sporting weapons through the Ages; Spring in the country; Texas Ted and his Ranchers singing "I'm a High Falutin' root-tooting Puncher from Bar Ranch A".
T9552 Vanity Ware. (I Reel). The use of artificial finger-nails arvd
eyebrows, while a stylish coiffure completes the picture, then a close inspection of Wild Bee City; on to the making of safetyrazor blades and, finally, the Morris Logan Trio playing "Stardust".
T9553 Bobbing About. (1 Reel). Making lace in the manner of 400
years ago; latest uses for lace; a visit to Lubeck; microscopic carvings in ivory; the making of surgical gloves and rubber boots; the Czigane Orchestra playing an Hungarian melody.
T9554 Pot Shots. (I Reel). Making flower-pots; The Hampshire
countryside at Exton; Champion Arctic Samoyeds, Huskies, Elkhounds and Chow-chows; Harry Leader and his Band.
T9555 Arty Egg Samples. (1 Reel). Nora Nichol making artificial
flowers from egg-shells; Weaving mill and machinery in Halstead in Essex; A visit to Bodium Castle in Sussex; Audrey Parker singing "One Kiss Before We Part".
T9556 Dust Up. (1 Reel). The why and wherefore of vacuum
cleaners; thoroughbred foals; Max and Buddy Baer in training; Vivian .Ashdown, artist, intermingling playing the drum and handspringing.
T9557 A Corking Story. (1 Reel). Manufacture of cork from bark
to bottle; Crepe paper hats, bags and belts; Glass-bottle making en masse; Mexican dance by Terry and partner.
T9558 Its a Racquet. (I Reel). Making tennis and badminton rac
quets; Send Manor, Ripley; cream-making (not for war-time); Foreshore playground in the shadow^ of the Tower of London; Thames bucket dredger; Jack Brady's Band.
T9559 Sweet-Art. (I Reel). Making Butter-scotch; Fabric mosaics;
Maidenhead and Bray; Richard Dabson, waiter-composer, and his Orchestra.
T9560 Train of Events. (I Reel). Swansea; Moss and his master,
railway guards; London Zoo Aquarium; Reggie Bristow and his Melody Makers.
T956I Hot Stuff. (I Reel). Preparing pickles; Performing cats;
Hampton Court Palace; A lily nursery; Reggie Bristow and George Coll "swinging" on two pianos.
T9562 Model Men. (I Reel). Designing paper cut-outs; restoring
Bone galleons; making seaside rock; Back-stage of the Open Air Theatre; Valkierer and Bradley singing "Good-bye Hawaii".