And The World Listened (1964)

1964?



Note: these are cuts from a documentary, the clapper board is marked "Liverpool Story".

Liverpool landmarks and sights including Music Venues and performances. Beatle links.



Various shots of ships and tankers steaming along the River Mersey. Travelling shots of the Liver Building from the ships. CU of ships foghorn



Tracking past the Art Gallery in the centre of town. The Philharmonic Hall showing a poster for the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Residential buildings with well tended public gardens. A council estate.



Signs and posters for various clubs, The Mardi Gras club, The Swinging Blue Jeans, The Escorts, The Sink Club, the Florence Institute. Over the shoulder shot of news paper with add for The Cavern.



Children play football on rooftop pitch, Youths at youth club type cafe bar. A young trio play drums and electric guitar. Folk group 'The Spinners' with guitars walk along the dockside. Kids play in an urban playground, Elderly men play bowls in front of the cathedral. Top shot of Liverpool, entrance the tunnel across the Mersey. Evening shots across the river, wake of a ship.



Interior concert hall, the Beatles are playing. Various shots of them playing on stage. The curtain closes.



The Searchers in a recording studio. A competition is being held in the "Cavern", for

Today Magazine. The well dressed band strut their stuff as the audience watch and dance.



It is a cool scene man.



Full documentary found at 2955.03. Date stated is an estimate.
FILM ID:2971.04

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