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 | Basil Dean, Meteorologist of the Meteorology Department, Addresses The Rotary Club of West Nassau On September 23, 2010 Basil Dean, Meteorologist of the Meteorology Department, addressed members and guest of the Rotary Club of West Nassau 2010年09月29日再生回数 225 |
 | The Sign Of Four, 1932, Arthur Wontner as Sherlock Holmes.avi Directed by Graham Cutts in 1932. Arthur Wontner as "Sherlock Holmes", Isla Bevan and Ian Hunter as "Dr. Watson". Adapted from a Arthur Conan Doyle "Sherlock Holmes" crime thriller. Another great performance from Arthur Wontner as "Sherlock Holmes". A young woman needs Holmes for protection when she is tormented by an escaped killer. However, when the woman is abducted, Holmes and Watson must infiltrate the city's criminal underworld to track down the young woman. The film was produced by Basil Dean for Associated Radio Pictures. 2012年02月29日再生回数 178 |
 | Rockula - The Night - Toni Basil From the cult Vampire movie "Rockula" (1990) Toni Basil gives an interesting song and dance number some spice. Arguably the best part of the film. 2006年07月10日再生回数 59374 |
 | Gracie Fields 'Sally In Our Alley' Title Song After lots of misunderstandings and underhand dealings, Sally's sweetheart returns after being injured in the Great War. This song came to be Gracie's signature tune, as she said "I've been singing a man's song all my life!" They got round this by making the song the one that her man most liked to hear her sing. The film was made in 1931 and still contains elements of the cross-over from the silent era. Notice Florence Desmond's gestures, she's the girl that brings them both together at the end. 2009年12月29日再生回数 18699 |
 | Variety star Betty Driver sings " Stick Out Your Chin And Smile" from "Penny Paradise" (film) 1938 etty Driver (currently - 2011) - playing Betty in Coronation Street) was a fine singer on the variety stage and radio prior to her Street fame. Here she sings a jolly ditty from a 1938 British film "Penny Paradise" in which she starred with veteran British stage and screen actor Edmund Gwenn. (Gwenn will be remembered as Kris Kringle in the original 1947 film version of Miracle On 34th Street"). Betty was 18 years old when she made this film at the ATP studios in Ealing. Basil Dean had chosen her to follow in the illustrious footsteps of Gracie Fields and George Formby, who had been top-grossing Britsh film stars for the same studio earlier in the decade. Betty had been signed by Dean for a five picture deal, but this was interrupted in 1939 by the war and Ealing Studios were closed down for production. Betty's contract was cancelled - she had made only two films - Penny Paradise and Let's Be Famous. 2011年07月06日再生回数 8727 |
 | Gracie Fields 'Sally In Our Alley' Opening Titles Gracie's first film in 1931, quite a dark tale. As Sally Winch, her sweetheart goes off to fight in the First World War, is injured and does not want Sally to see him like he is. Florence Desmond plays a troubled soul, abused by her father. Gracie's character takes her under her wing and encourages her to smash things up a bit. All turns out right in the end. One of the two films where Gracie is allowed to keep her man at the end. 2009年12月20日再生回数 902 |
 | "Love Life and Laughter" Courtroom Scene Arrested for throwing an orange at the Royal party, Nell appears in court in front of Rob Wilton as the magistrate. Words are misheard and misconstrued in this comedy scene. 2009年05月14日再生回数 2364 |
 | Variety star Betty Driver sings "The Gospel Of Peace" from "Let's Be Famous" (film) - 1939 From the 1939 British film Let's Be Famous Betty Driver (currently - 2011 - playing Betty in Coronation Street) was a fine singer on the variety stage and radio prior to her Street fame. Here she sings a song from a 1939 British film "Let's Be Famous". Betty was 18 years old when she made this film at the ATP studios in Ealing. Basil Dean had chosen her to follow in the illustrious footsteps of Gracie Fields and George Formby, who had been top-grossing Britsh film stars for the same studio earlier in the decade. Betty had been signed by Dean for a five picture deal, but this was interrupted in 1939 by the war and Ealing Studios were closed down for production. Betty's contract was cancelled - she had made only two films - Penny Paradise and Let's Be Famous. 2011年07月05日再生回数 3345 |
 | 1934 The Sign Of Four (Holmes) A young woman turns to Sherlock Holmes for protection when she's menaced by an escaped killer seeking missing treasure. However, when the woman is kidnapped, Holmes and Watson must penetrate the city's criminal underworld to find her. Cast Arthur Wontner ... Sherlock Holmes Isla Bevan ... Mary Morstan Ian Hunter ... Dr. John H. Watson Graham Soutten ... Jonathan Small Miles Malleson ... Thaddeus Sholto Herbert Lomas ... Maj. John Sholto Gilbert Davis ... Det. Insp. Atherly Jones Margaret Yarde ... Mrs. Smith Roy Emerton ... The Tattoed Man Mr. Burnhett ... Tattoo Artist (uncredited) Charles Farrell ... Funfair Patron (uncredited) Clare Greet ... Mrs. Hudson (uncredited) Moore Marriott ... Mordecai Smith (uncredited) Edgar Norfolk ... Capt. Morstan (uncredited) Kynaston Reeves ... Bartholomew Sholto (uncredited) Ernest Sefton ... Barrett (uncredited) Togo ... Tonga (uncredited) Directed By Graham Cutts Screenplay Written By WP Lipscomb Novel Written By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ("The Sign Of Four") Produced By Basil Dean Cinematography By Robert De Grasse, Robert Martin Film Editing By Otto Ludwig Asistant Director James G. Kelly Details Country: UK Release Date: August 14 1932 (USA) Also Known As: The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case Production Co: Associated Talking Pictures (ATP) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011年10月22日再生回数 525 |
 | 1984-05-12 R6.wmv Benson and Hedges FFA Mobile Trot 1984 Rowe Cup Carnival 1st Night 12th May, 1984 Alexandra Park 2011年10月23日再生回数 95 |
