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DetailsOriginal Format: 16mm Colour: Black & White Sound: Silent Duration: 6 mins 30 secs
Subject: CELEBRATIONS / CEREMONIES EDUCATION ENTERTAINMENT / LEISURE
Summary This film documents the activities laid on by Bootham School, York, during June of 1936. The festivities include a play performed by Bootham students, speeches from notable members of the community - the archbishop of York - acrobatic displays in the indoor pool and the opening of a new wing.
Description
This film documents the activities laid on by Bootham School, York, during June of 1936. The festivities include a play performed by Bootham students, speeches from notable members of the community - the archbishop of York - acrobatic displays in the indoor pool and the opening of a new wing.
Title - Bootham calendar 1936.
Title - Parents' week-end June 27th & 28th.
The film opens with a wide shot of a mass group of parents sitting in chairs on the green outside Bootham School.
Title...
This film documents the activities laid on by Bootham School, York, during June of 1936. The festivities include a play performed by Bootham students, speeches from notable members of the community - the archbishop of York - acrobatic displays in the indoor pool and the opening of a new wing.
Title - Bootham calendar 1936.
Title - Parents' week-end June 27th & 28th.
The film opens with a wide shot of a mass group of parents sitting in chairs on the green outside Bootham School.
Title - "Scenes from 'The Winter's tale;'" was the first announcement.
A senior member of the school stands on a small platform addressing the parents.
Title - The rogue Antolycus first appeared.
An actor dressed as Antolycus (The Winter's tale) stands before the audience performing a monologue.
Title - The shepherd's son soon fell foul of him.
The shepherd's son (student in costume) wrestles on stage with the Antolycus.
Title - T'was a pleasant morn for love-making.