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The Arrest of a Pickpocket
Date | [ca. 1897] | ID | 8436 |
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A gentleman, mob and policeman are embroiled in a fight in this 1895 film produced by Robert Paul, a version of "The Arrest of a Pickpocket" of 1895.
Robbery; or, Wayfarer Compelled Partially to Disrobe
Date | [1897?] | ID | 8442 |
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A cruel thief demands a man's clothes in this film by Robert Paul of the mid-to-late 1890s.
Washing the Sweep
Date | 1898 | ID | 8381 |
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A chimney sweep who disturbs two washer women gets his comeuppance in this 1898 film by James Williamson.
The Postman and the Nursemaid
Date | [1899 -1909?] | ID | 8423 |
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Two mischievous boys disrupt a postman and a nursemaid in a garden in this comedy by Charles Goodwin Norton.
Cycle Corps
Date | [1899 -1909?] | ID | 8435 |
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A cycle corps are filmed during shooting practice by Charles Goodwin Norton.
Attack on a China Mission (Bluejackets to the Rescue)
Date | 1900 | ID | 8382 |
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A shoot out between Boxers and a missionary's rescuers is the subject of this film by James Williamson, produced in 1900.
The Puzzled Bather and his Animated Clothes
Date | 1901 | ID | 8383 |
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A man resorts to jumping in a river fully dressed as his animated clothes get the better of him in this 1901 film by James Williamson.
The Big Swallow
Date | 1901 | ID | 8384 |
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In this 1901 film by James Williamson, a man appears to swallow a camera and its operator whole.
The Magic Extinguisher
Date | 1901 | ID | 8385 |
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A man performs magic tricks for the camera in this 1901 film by James Williamson.
A Day in the Hayfield
Date | 1904 | ID | 8406 |
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Men and children are seen at work and play in a hayfield in this 1904 film by Cecil Hepworth.
An Interesting Story
Date | 1905 | ID | 8394 |
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A distracted man with his 'head in a book' pours coffee in his hat and injures his staff before he is flattened by a steam roller in this 1905 comedy by James Williamson.
A Visit to Peek Frean and Co. Biscuit Works
Date | 1906 | ID | 1610 |
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~A Visit to Peek Frean and Co.'s Biscuit Works~ represents one of the earliest surviving examples of a film documenting British industry. The film records the stages involved in the semi-automated manufacture of biscuits at the Peek Frean and Co. factory (Clements Road) in Bermondsey, South London, from the delivery of raw materials to the distribution of the finished article. Each stage is introduced by an explanatory intertitle.

Warnham Court; The Home of C. J. Lucas
Date | [ca. 1920] | ID | 4904 |
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This black and white family film shows a group of men playing golf on the Warnham Court estate, followed by highlights of Tennis (doubles) and a cricket match. The family watch from the terrace next to the house. The final film with intertitles shows a beekeeping film, demonstrating how to create an artificial hive. Two men use their bare hands to handle the bees.
[Arundel]
Date | [ca. 1920s?] | ID | 8144 |
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A film showing a man walking down a rural lane smoking a cigarette, cutting to a shot of two men and a woman in portrait eating a banana in the countryside.
The SS Mango at Selsey
Date | [ca. 1920s - early 1930s] | ID | 8164 |
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This film appears to be a compilation of fragments and outtakes. Scenes include: men sitting on deckchairs on a beach; views of a stormy coastline at Bognor; boats at sea; a bi-plane landing; a man leaving a cricket pavilion; a series of intertitles documenting both a Scouting event and the SS Mango at Bognor but without the related footage.
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