Smelting activity at smelter in Trail, BC, Canada

Medical care for victims of atomic bomb explosion in Nagasaki, Japan. A scar tissue on the right foot, arm and the right side of a small boy. A small ulcer on the right outer side of the leg. Scar tissue on his left arm. Flash burned area on the face of a small girl. The protected area on the face near the right cheek. Location: Nagasaki Japan. Date: January 17, 1946.

Kingston, Jamaica - small group of teenage girls in market face camera - outdoor marketplace

Interview With Kenney Jones Re: Small Faces

SWISS VALLEY WITH HOMES, SWEDEN/GERMANY, PROBABLY SWITZERLAND, COTTAGES, SMALL TOWN, WATCHMAKING, MANUAL LABOR, ETC.; ms small machines (rocking back and forth with items bound inside), ws back of upscale home (could be vacation home); ws cottage type of home in fg (valley with homes in bg-could be germany or sweden); ws small homes/cottages spread through out valley (germany), ms of chateau (forest/woods in bg); exterior of store fronts (generic looking-could be small town or in the city); ms worker at machine (wearing headphones-to protect ears-places items in machine (machine pressing items); ecu blank watch faces placed in pressing machine (machine makes indentions into watch face); ecu watch faces (in hand), ecu engraving machine moving on watch face ; cu to ms male worker placing blank watch faces on a device (used for dipping); worker places dipping device into small vat of liquid (device is taken out watch faces are rinsed in water); ms watch faces are dipped in vat of nickel liquid, cu hand adjusting digital equipment; cu rack slowly turning inside of vat (worker takes small rack out of liquid/then watch faces are rinsed off; ms worker places rack back into vat filled with liquid, cu digital counter on equipment; cu worker taking small watch faces off of rack (faces are placed into small box screens-for rinsing); ms worker placing small box screens into dryer; cu worker using syringe/needle to apply glue on face of watch (then tiny diamonds are placed on watch); ms female worker/cu female worker inspecting watch faces with magnifying glass, ecu watch face being pressed; ms worker marking watch faces (using pressing machine and ink pad), ecu worker placing numbers on watch face ;

Shots of NFB director Colin Low wandering aimlessly in street, juggling small change, taking a swig from a small flask, making a face at camera.

Filmmaker: Douglas Fromings Film showing every stage of the production of dark fired tobacco at Kasiya (40 miles from Lilongwe) in Nyasaland (Malawi), from the issue of seed to the despatch of baled leaf to the Limbe Auction floors. Fromings supplied five typed pages of notes to accompany the film. He provided some commentary on the footage, and also covered the general background of the dark fired tobacco cultivation project. Detailed description The film begins in bright sunlight in a clearing, where a large group of African males are sitting on the ground. Douglas Fromings (DF) is seated at a table. In his notes he identifies this as a meeting of tobacco growers in 1956, outside a village in Malawi. An African male is seated next to DF, addressing the group. DF identifies him as Simeon, the Head Instructor. The growers are seen queuing to register and for seed issue before the film pans across seed beds being prepared for planting. Dry grass is laid on tilled and ridged beds to burn off weeds, and seed is mixed in a watering can. The leaf harvest takes place, with DF stripping lower leaves alongside the growers who place them gently into woven baskets. DF demonstrates twisting a small wire double hook over a horizontal pole; this was a technique he developed to avoid the practice of tying leaves up, which resulted in overcrowding and damage. The stem of the tobacco leaf is pierced by the hook, and once the pole is full it is carefully removed for storage in a barn. A procession of workers follow carts covered with hessian wrap, or carry baskets on heads; children join the group and women stand aside, wrapping babies in blanket slings. Also present are several African men dressed in bush shirts, who look like officials. DF's notes explain that this is the process of classification and buying. He is seen examining the dried leaves and classifying each basket. The film pans over the faces of growers, who seem to be in their best clothes. A successful grower proudly displays a ticket, which will be taken to the cash office. Another grower stands in the sunlight counting cash. There is a brief glimpse of Ruth Fromings, DF's wife, who was one of the ticket writers at the cash office.

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London. <br/> <br/>MS. Man and woman entering picture, they both sit down by dressing table. MS. Man looking at girl's face, he puts cotton wool to side of her nose and wipes nose with it. MS. Man wiping side of nose. CU. Small bottle with wick burning. Man holds needle over flames. MS. Man putting needle up to side of girl's nose to pierce it. CU. Table, man picks up small diamond pin. CU. Inserted diamond pin into side if girl's nose. CU. Girl's face, man pushing diamond pin in nose securely. MS. Man giving girl mirror. CU. Girl's face. MS. Girl looking in mirror. Man and girl get up and walks out of picture.

LEAD POISONING: Two small African-American/black children playing on floor in a living room; CU of child's face; Daytime exterior of single level middle class white home/house; Doctor behind desk talks with reporter; CU of lead literature; Exterior of window shutters; Mother holding a baby and a small child; Small child sits on floor in front of television

Care of the Skin

ANDREA NAVERSON CS VO ON THE POSSIBILITY THAT SOME SMALL TOWNS MAY LOSE THEIR LIABILITY INSURANCE BECAUSE THE RATES ARE TOO HIGH / POINTERINA IS ONE OF THE TOWNS THAT HAS LOST THEIR INSURANCE, AND AS A RESULT, THE MAYOR AND A CITY COUNCIL TEAM MEMBER RESIGNED

Portrait of a curly-haired little girl looking up at the lights of a ferris wheel.

Common dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) peeking from its burrow at dawn. Dwarf mongooses are the smallest African carnivores and usually live in colonies numbering between 3 and 30 individuals. Filmed in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Small beach in Brodten, Germany, facing Baltic sea on a sunny peaceful day, forward, day

Shift focus from CU baby grasping its mother's finger to CU baby's face.

Filmmaker: Wilma Gladstone General description In this film, Gladstone and her friend Joyce Trott record a driving tour they made of the northern and eastern regions of Ghana. The footage shows a variety of everyday scenes depicting roof thatching, children learning and playing at school, various markets and children weaving cloth as well as scenes from the Independence Day celebrations in Ghana. Detailed description Ferry crossing the Volta River at Yeji Clip shows trucks driving off a car float ferry with side tug on one side of the river while other vehicles wait to drive onto the ferry. Men and women walk onto the ferry as well, including a young bread-seller balancing a large tray of bread loaves on his head. Scene switches aboard the ferry itself as it crosses the river, closing in on the opposite riverbank. Shots of cars and people waiting on the opposite side. Schoolchildren at Pong-Tamale Footage begins with a class of boys, mostly in khaki uniform, clapping and singing outdoors in a clearing near a village. Their teacher leads them enthusiastically. Later shots show girls as well, and some close-ups of the children's smiling faces. Some children are happy to play up to the camera. Children carry small wooden chairs on their heads. A woman sitting on a veranda ladles food from a big basin into dozens of smaller basins. The children collect their bowls and take them to their chairs beneath shady trees. They eat with the fingers of their right hand, while a bigger girl in blue uniform distributes water from a bucket for drinking and washing of hands. Older girls, mostly in blue uniform, sit and eat separately. They wash their hands after eating and a teacher collects their bucket. Independence celebrations near Navrongo Elaborately costumed men dance to the music of drummers and horn-players in a clearing, surrounded by a large audience, including people perched up in trees. In front of the musicians are a gold-coloured moulded eagle, elephant and lion/leopard, street decorations issued by the government for the celebrations. The Ghanaian flag also features. Boys riding a donkey at Navrongo Two boys ride a donkey bareback around some trees, stopping to be photographed by a European woman. Scene switches to a string of laden donkeys trotting past on a nearby track with their drivers.

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Common dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) peeking from its burrow at dawn. Dwarf mongooses are the smallest African carnivores and usually live in colonies numbering between 3 and 30 individuals. Filmed in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Location: Germany <br/> <br/>Story about a German pet shop <br/> <br/>GV. Interior, pet shop. MS. Man shows woman a caged bird. CU. Bird (Canary). CU. Woman nodding her head. MS. Small boy looking at Golden hamsters. CU. Mouse treading on wheel which is going round. MS. Small girl stroking dog. MS. Grass parakeets on perch. MS. Man gets bird box down and turns it round to show hole in the back. CU. Hand goes into box and picks out fledgeling which has just broken out of the egg. CU. Small girl with fledgeling in her hand. CU. Fledgeling's face. <br/> <br/>CU. Fish looking at camera. CU. Tropical fish swimming about in tank. CU. Boy's face on opposite side of tank watching the fish. CU. Woman places net inside tank and catches one of the fish. MS. Jar is handed to woman behind the counter, who pours its contents into a polythene bag. CU. Monkey in cage. CU. Small boy taking his parcel from woman in shop. <br/> <br/>LS. Family seated at table, small child opens parcel, takes lid off box, the mother screams and stand on chair, (presumably a mouse). (Comb. F.G.)