Director: Harry Hughes

Release Date: November 1935

It was reported in Kinematograph Weekly, 8 August 1935, that filming at Crystal Palace took place on 27 and 28 June. The report also noted that the producers, City Film Corporation, had subsequently been fined ‘for employing children’ in the scenes at Crystal Palace adding ‘that to-day the employment of anyone under 12 in a British Studio is illegal.’ Crowd scenes featured children and while ‘they were properly cared for by a guardian and the work was very light’ a ‘fine of 10s. was imposed on each of the four summonses.’

Oxford Street

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The view east in Oxford Street and Charles Sewell's and Amy Veness's car passes New Cavendish Street.

Leicester Square

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A member of a brass band visiting London plays in Leicester Square. 'No More Ladies' opened at the Empire Theatre, on the north side of the square, late June 1935.

Piccadilly Circus

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Another band member plays in Piccadilly Circus with Regent Street to the left and Glasshouse Street to the right.

Trafalgar Square

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A band member on the south side of Trafalgar Square with the view into Cockspur Street.

Marble Arch

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A band member plays his drum at Marble Arch.

Crystal Palace

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Band members gather at Crystal Palace, Sydenham. The building was destroyed by fire in November 1936.

St. George's Road

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A journey, by two cars, across south-east London begins as they exit St. George's Road into the Elephant and Castle road junction. The white building was Taylor's Depository whilst the building at left stood on the corner of Newington Butts.

Unidentified

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As a car exits St. Matthew's Road, Brixton, a policeman stands in Effra Road.

Unidentified

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The reverse view along St. Matthew's Road with Brixton Hill in th distance.

Croxted Road, West Dulwich

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A man crossing Croxted Road, West Dulwich, and the view east into Park Hall Road.

South Croxted Road, West Dulwich

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The cars speed north in South Croxted Road, West Dulwich, where the Post Office was at No. 7 and Hayhoe boot repair at No. 2.

Camberwell Road

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Facing north in Camberwell Road with John Ruskin Street to the left.

Camberwell Road

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Facing north in Camberwell Road. H.W. Williams, Timber Merchants, were at 107 Camberwell Road adjacent to the Surrey Canal.

Camberwell Road

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The United Friendly Insurance Company, 44 Camberwell Road at the corner of Grosvenor Terrace.

Unidentified

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Unidentified.

Crystal Palace

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The cars arrive at Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace

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Stanley Holloway leads the group into Crystal Palace.