Six Towns on Film - FENTON

Six Towns on Film - FENTONThis collection of archive films and interviews from Staffordshire Film Archive represents the best examples of Stoke captured on film from 1940 to the 1970s. We begin with the Citys Jubilee celebrations of 1960 and a local man puts the case for each town retaining its identity. Behind the scenes filming on the Clayhanger film set introduces the issue of why Arnold Bennett left out Fenton when he called the Potteries the Five Towns. We see Digging for

Then we hear comments from many hospital staff doctors

he had the highest ranking among bowlers in the ICC Best-Ever Test Championship Ratings and

It shows all the action at Foxfield on typical running days we see lots of locomotive activity and both passenger and goods trains

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Arthur is seen in films from 1959 to 1994 - and in his very last film he reads his Homage to the Oatcake

The Olympic was the first

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Moorland Road School

family members and friends of the men lost – and tributes to the rescue team

The Gladstone pottery wroks was restored and opened as the Gladstone Pottery Museum

We see the three-year period of demolition from 1964 when nearly 500 residents lost their homes

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