News on Screen

Series

Series Name

British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.

454A

Date Released

17 Feb 1938

Date submitted

16 Feb 1938

Stories in this Issue:

• 1. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: Japanese occupy Tsingtao again
• 2. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: Singapore defences tested
• 3. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: America’s Naval Policy
• 4. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: Australian Celebrations continued
• 5. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: Dr Schuschnigg yields to Hitler
• 6. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: Gales, Snow and "Walrus" aground
• 7. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: Leviathan in the Forth
• 8. The Front Page: Reported by Leslie Mitchell: Funeral of Prince Nicholas of Greece
• 9. Aviation: New ‘birdman’ makes debut and "Crack-up" Frakes crashes fiftieth plane
• 10. Personality Column: Conducted by Leslie Mitchell: Ishbel MacDonald and her fiancé
• 11. Personality Column: Conducted by Leslie Mitchell: Gracie Fields and her investiture
• 12. Sports Page: Ice Hockey in Prague
• 13. Sports Page: Sail Skating
• 14. Sports Page: Ice Yachting in Wisconsin
• 15. Sports Page: Silver Skates Contest

Story

Story No. within this Issue

10 / 15

Section Title

Personality Column: Conducted by Leslie Mitchell

Summary

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Ishbel MacDonald and Fiancé. SHOTLIST: Ishbel MacDonald and fiancé. General close-ups and especially good one of him smoking pipe.

Keywords

Marriages

Footage sources

Local

Card file number

32622

Credits:

Commentator

Leslie Mitchell

Length of story (in feet)

23

Story extras:

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