An amateur film produced by Joe Clark of the Turner’s Photo Fair taking place inside the Old Assembly Rooms on Fenkle Street in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in May 1963. Various young female models pose on a series of sets for large groups of men photographing them from behind a barrier. Inside the Old Assembly Room a female model sits in a bubble bath being photographed by a group of men standing behind a barrier. On a different set another female model poses in a bathing suit while holding a...

An amateur film produced by Joe Clark of the Turner’s Photo Fair taking place inside the Old Assembly Rooms on Fenkle Street in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in May 1963. Various young female models pose on a series of sets for large groups of men photographing them from behind a barrier. Inside the Old Assembly Room a female model sits in a bubble bath being photographed by a group of men standing behind a barrier. On a different set another female model poses in a bathing suit while holding a pitch-fork beside a number of hay bales, again groups of male photographers take many photos. A man changes his film as the model is now reclining over the bales. A third smiling model sits on a Vespa scooter quickly cutting back to the second model reclines on the hay bales. A fourth model now sits on the Vespa, an image of Bamburgh Castle is projected on the wall behind her. Photographers take pictures of a fourth model in a bikini; a fifth model wears night-ware reclines over a bed. She smiles for the cameras. The model sitting in the Vespa now has her legs crossed as more photographs are taken. The film ends on a number of photographic backing plates and a sixth model now posing on the hay-bale set.