highlights
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1971 Cat no. 107902
New Fashion: Hot Pants
1971, Norwich (Norfolk)
Anglia TV reporter Jane Probyn smiles through gritted teeth as she models hot pants in a fashion store and accepts the approving comments of male onlookers.
Cat no. 107902
0:06:15
Black and White, sound
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1973 Cat no. 154479
Interview With Larry Grayson
1973, Skegness (Lincolnshire)
Interviewed backstage at Cromer Pier, comedian Grayson talks about his career, the long road to fame and the provenance of his friends’ names.
Cat no. 154479
0:04:24
colour, sound
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1973 Cat no. 145652
Are Beards Sexless And Repulsive?
1973, Lincoln (Lincolnshire)
Not necessarily, say members of the public.
Cat no. 145652
0:05:02
colour, sound
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1975 Cat no. 136576
The Greatest Folk Festival In The World
1975, Cambridge (Cambridgeshire)
Over 10,000 people flocked to the Cambridge Folk Festival in the summer of 1974, the year of its 10th anniversary. This documentary portrait of the festival includes performances by Arlo Guthrie, Rosemary Hardman, Loudon Wainwright III and Alan Stivell.
Cat no. 136576
0:25:27
colour, sound
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1976 Cat no. 106606
The Eagle Has Landed At Holkham
1976, Holkham (Norfolk)
Director John Sturges is interviewed during a break in filming a scene of WW2 action/adventure movie The Eagle Has Landed at Holkham beach, Norfolk. It was to be his last film.
Cat no. 106606
0:03:25
colour, sound
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1976 Cat no. 123850
Tom Keating
1976, Dedham (Suffolk)
The art restorer and famous faker has publicly admitted forging Samuel Palmer paintings and vanished from his home in Dedham, Suffolk.
Cat no. 123850
0:03:56
colour, sound
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1978 Cat no. 106470
Cinema City, Norwich
1978, Norwich (Norfolk)
East Anglia’s first regional film theatre is about to open its doors. What kind of films will it show, and how will it be different from other cinemas?
Cat no. 106470
0:01:59
colour, sound
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1978 Cat no. 216600
Graeme Garden And Tim Brooke-Taylor In Cambridge
1978, Cambridge (Cambridgeshire)
The BBC’s interview with the two Goodies takes a slightly more serious approach, focusing on their theatre work and their undergraduate studies at Cambridge.
Cat no. 216600
0:04:15
colour, sound
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1980 Cat no. 216736
Puppet Theatre
1980, Norwich (Norfolk)
A Norwich church formerly used as a night shelter is getting ready to open as a full-time puppet theatre under the direction of internationally renowned puppeteers Ray and Joan Da Silva.
Cat no. 216736
0:04:18
colour, sound
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1980 Cat no. 213759
Memoirs Of A Survivor
1980, Norwich (Norfolk)
Scenes for the feature film Memoirs of a Survivor, starring Julie Christie, are being shot in Rouen Road, Norwich. The story is set in a post-apocalyptic Britain of the near future where lawlessness and violence rule. Producer Michael Medwin, better known as TV detective Eddie Shoestring, talks about getting the film made.
Cat no. 213759
0:03:27
colour, sound