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Rare 1920s Colour film from the 1920s and Chalie Chaplin voice over music
In 1924 Claude Friese-Greene (cinematographer and son of moving-image pioneer William) embarked on an intrepid road trip from Land's End to John O'Groats. Entitled The Open Road

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  • In 1924 Claude Friese-Greene (cinematographer and son of moving-image pioneer William) embarked on an intrepid road trip from Land's End to John O'Groats. Entitled The Open Road

  • outstanding... I wish I could have lived back then... so peaceful.. no threat of terrorism :( Does anyone remember a programme that was on BBC1 about two years ago , lost footage of a guy touring England in the 20s and taking moving pictures in colour. The presenter followed in his footsteps .. if anyone can rememeber the name, I would appreciate it . Thanks

  • In 1924 Claude Friese-Greene (cinematographer and son of moving-image pioneer William) embarked on an intrepid road trip from Land's End to John O'Groats. Entitled The Open Road .

  • What's the music?

  • Gymnopedie by Satie

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  • Wonderful...can we get back to that world, please?

  • loved it thank you I think the world leaders should here that speach of chaplins my be they may learn from it LOL

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  • @jrb1802uk Friese-Greene. We had only just come out of the biggest war the planet had ever seen, and we were soon going to embark on another. Peaceful? No.

  • 1.28 - that baby is cute ^.^

  • It was "The Twenties in Colour" and the photographer was someone called Khan. I think. I know what you mean, I always dream of living in the twenties, life was simpler, social networking didn't exist and radical changes were happening. God I'm sentimental.

  • simply wonderful! Thanks for this beautiful, thoughtful piece . . . It's just a pity our leaders just never seem to get it!

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