NEW FRANCO BARBE HAT SHAPES

Full length video

This film is in copyright

This film is protected by copyright and is provided for personal, private viewing only. Please use the Hire, buy or ask a question button to ask about obtaining a copy of this film or a licence to use it, or to ask about its copyright status.

Find similar films

Places:

Subjects:

Genres:

People/organisations:

Decade:

Related films

TRY GALLOWAY'S SAUSAGES
1932 | bw | silent
IS WASHDAY WORTHWHILE?
1935 | bw | silent
SCOTLAND'S BRIGHTEST INDUSTRY
1932 | bw | silent
TAM TRAUCHLE'S TROUBLES
1934 | bw | sound
CHILD WELFARE
1938 | bw | silent

Related biographies

Please read Understanding catalogue records for help interpreting this information and Using footage for more information about accessing this film.

Title: NEW FRANCO BARBE HAT SHAPES

Reference number: 0424

Date: 1931

Director: [d. Ronald L. Jay]

Sponsor: [ Castlebank Dye Works, Glasgow]

Sound: silent

Original format: 35mm

Colour: bw

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 11 mins

Description: How to remove stains and clean hats by the Franco Barbe method. [Filmed in Glasgow's Castlebank Laundry.]

Preservation of this film supported by the National Heritage Memorial Fund.

See also refs. 0423 and 1495.

Credits: [Filmed in Glasgow's Castlebank Laundry.]

Shotlist: [Please note shotlisted from VHS copy, timings coverted from 25fps to 18fps.]

No credits. c/u sign: "The Franco Barbe Cleaners". Van pulls in through laundry gates and delivers soiled garments to delivery bay (1.25); Your own mark is typed on tape. Girl works machine. And stitched to the suit. Shots of cleaning processes. Stubborn stains receive special attention by skilled "spotters". Girl at work at bench "spotting" a pair of trousers with a damp sponge (5.11); Stains removed from hat (5.46); To the tailoring department for minor repairs. Shots of workshop and repairs being carried out on suits; then to the first pressing - different appliances for different parts gvs same (9.25) ; Trimming is removed in the Hat department. Hats are blocked and steamed, re-trimmed and packed (12.31); Shots of suits being folded and packed. Despatch Department; boxes are loaded into Castlbank Dyeworks van And home! (14.23)