Out Takes / Cuts From Cp 316 - Skis For Export, Slim Jim And Elizabethan Dinner (1961)

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01:00:00 - 01:07:15 (c 653 feet)

Cuts (rushes, out takes) for the story SKIS FOR EXPORT in Colour Pictorials - CP 316. The original story is on Pathe Master Tape *PM0125*. Sequences include shots of workshop for making skis, machinery, men at work, planing, polishing, gluing, clamping skis. At 01:06:01, there are good shots of Lowestoft harbour, including a small white ship passing through the swing bridge, and traffic and people pouring across in between. Some shots of Lowestoft town, an establishing shot with the harbour, and traffic in town with a red single decker bus.



01:07:15 - 01:10:03 (c 252 feet)

Cuts (rushes, out takes) for the story SLIM JIM in Colour Pictorials - CP 316. The original story is on Pathe Master Tape *PM0125*. The sequences show the cut out board, like an aunt sally, with a fat shape and a thin shape. Lots more of the same shots of an audience outside on a playing field, on a sunny day, laughing and clapping, with a Norman Wisdom character amongst them, dragging up various male individuals to try their shapes in the cut outs. Are they thin or fat?



01:10:03 - 01:17:16 (c 650 feet)

Cuts (rushes, out takes) for the story ELIZABETHAN DINNER in Colour Pictorials - CP 316. The original story is on Pathe Master Tape *PM0125*. The sequences show more of the shots as in the edited item, including the man with the clay pipe, the woman smoking, a man eating like a glutton, and drinking from his bowl, the lute player and the 'wenches' serving, collecting scraps and basting the spit roast pig.
FILM ID:127.01

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