Time To Remember - The Time Of The Monster 1933

Time To Remember - The Time Of The Monster 1933 - Reel 1 (1933)

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Reel 1.
01:28:11 VS people enjoying the summer heatwave outdoors in the sun
01:28:52 Opening Titles - "Time to Remember - a programme to take you back, however young you may be - recalled by Roland Culver".
01:29:15 VS of fashionable women at Race meeting.
01:29:34 Title: "THE TIME OF THE MONSTER".
01:29:44 VS of Berlin, Germany. Street scenes. VS Germans visiting War Memorial. VS of small military parade. Good street scenes. CU man holding poster of Adolf Hitler.
01:30:55 VS of League of Nations meeting in Switzerland. VS of international politicians. Shots of the building work on the new home for League in Geneva. Shots of sheep in Alps.
01:31:31 VS New York, United States of America (USA) lots of skyscrapers. People sleeping on bench. Debt payments being off loaded from ship. CU of Henry Ford, John D Rockefeller. Depression scenes. Closed sign, people sleeping rough.
01:32:23 VS President Hoover leaving White House for inauguration of Franklin D Roosevelt. Scenes of Inauguration speech intercut with soup kitchens.
01:33:33 VS Depression in England. Unemployed people outside Labour Exchange. Workers coming out of factories. VS bodyline Cricket test. VS Derby horse race. VS of Wimbledon tennis. MS Princess Elizabeth with mother. VS Speedboat - Miss England III. VS of Malcolm Campbell in Bluebird.
End of Reel 1.
FILM ID:2079.05
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