Bridge of Time (Original title)
Date: July 1950 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Geoffrey Boothby, David Eady
Shotlist: "DOCUMENTARY". A travelogue of London, its atmosphere and traditions. "Rl.1" We see various modern customs, sights and ceremonies: London Bridge, views of the Thames, the Tower of London, Traitors' Gate, speakers on Tower Hill, London policemen marching along in procession, the river police on the Thames. A picket of guards, protect the Bank of England. Chelsea pensioners parade on Oak Apple Day. We see the interior of the Royal Naval College on the banks of the Thames. The trooping of the Colour ceremony is seen, and the ceremony of the most noble Order of the Garter at St. George's Chapel, Windsor. We see the statue of Henry VI standing in the quadrangle at Eton, and some Estonians rowing. There are shots of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, and some final views of the Thames accompanied in the commentary, by Kipling's "The River Tale". (1517 ft).Synopsis: A travelogue-style film about London, its atmosphere and traditions.
Genre: Documentary
Subjects: London, River Thames, Thames Valley Police, H.M. Tower of London, Eton School, Order of the Garter, State ceremonies, Trooping the colours, Bank of England (building)
Releases
Date: July 1950Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 16mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - SoundRuntime: 15 mins Length: 1350 FeetLanguage: English
Title: [Monthly Film Bulletin - v17 n198 July 1950: no known title]Language: English
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Date: July 1950 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Geoffrey Boothby, David Eady
Shotlist: "DOCUMENTARY". A travelogue of London, its atmosphere and traditions. "Rl.1" We see various modern customs, sights and ceremonies: London Bridge, views of the Thames, the Tower of London, Traitors' Gate, speakers on Tower Hill, London policemen marching along in procession, the river police on the Thames. A picket of guards, protect the Bank of England. Chelsea pensioners parade on Oak Apple Day. We see the interior of the Royal Naval College on the banks of the Thames. The trooping of the Colour ceremony is seen, and the ceremony of the most noble Order of the Garter at St. George's Chapel, Windsor. We see the statue of Henry VI standing in the quadrangle at Eton, and some Estonians rowing. There are shots of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, and some final views of the Thames accompanied in the commentary, by Kipling's "The River Tale". (1517 ft).Synopsis: A travelogue-style film about London, its atmosphere and traditions.
Genre: Documentary
Subjects: London, River Thames, Thames Valley Police, H.M. Tower of London, Eton School, Order of the Garter, State ceremonies, Trooping the colours, Bank of England (building)
Releases
Date: July 1950Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 16mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - SoundRuntime: 15 mins Length: 1350 FeetLanguage: English
Articles held in BFI Reuben Library
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In: Monthly Film Bulletin v17 n198 July 1950 Page: 106Title: [Monthly Film Bulletin - v17 n198 July 1950: no known title]Language: English
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Title: [ - : no known title]