Ideal Home Exhibition - Technicolor (1963)
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2014
- This item is filmed in Technicolor.
London, Olympia.
Various shots of the Ideal Homes Exhibition at London's Olympia. Several good shots of the Wobourn Abbey dining table, set out as it would be for a 'big occasion'. Duchess of Gloucester, escorted by several dignitaries, looking at the table. Several close up shots of the details on the table. Duchess of Gloucester watching.
Close up shot of the Ascot Gold Cup of 1847. Several shots of the State Chariot from Longleat House owned by Marquis of Bath. Dummy footmen around. Duchess of Gloucester looking at the coach. One dummy falls against the coach. More shots of the exhibits of the past.
Contemporary bedroom is seen with girl sitting at dressing table with 'rise and fall mirror'. Girl adjusts the height of the mirror as it suits her. Settee with mink cover is another of the exhibits. A girl comes and lies down after lowering it, she starts reading a magazine.
Good close up shot of Duke and Duchess of Bedford walking around the exhibition.
Various shots of the modern kitchens with all the contemporary elements - some good colours. Duchess of Gloucester looking at the pressure cooker, she smiles.
'Shoe makeup' is presented as the 'latest craze'. Close up shot of a girl painting dark yellow spots on her navy stilettos. Girl wears the shoes after finishing and poses for the camera.
Another invention - a rug rider. Gadget placed at the bottom of door to eliminate draughty gap between the door and floor. Close up shot of the gadget's inventor Molly Wyllie.
Ironing board with many parts sticking out - claimed to have all one needs to iron any piece of clothing. Girl presents the parts. Another great idea - five strand line is rolled into a box in wall. When needed, the line comes out and is attached to another matching box on the opposite wall. Girl demonstrates it by placing tea towel over the line.
Several shots of the dish washing machine which is placed in sink when needed. Another dishwasher, several heaters - oil and electric.
Several shots of the Hong Kong handcrafts. Several shots of the crystal chandeliers from Austria. Various contemporary garden designs from Belgium. People looking on.
Various shots of the modern houses presented. Good shots of a 'Daily Mail House' - modern square structure with large glass walls to get more light inside.
A girl enters modern bathroom to fill the bath, then goes to bedroom and lies on bed to chat on the phone while tap is running.
Long shot of the world's biggest chandelier.
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And yet three of the four houses in which I spent the most time in my years in England in the 1990s had no dishwasher.
We only had dishwashers on 2 legs. Our tasks assigned, mother or father did the washing, I did the drying.
Total waste of money. Washing the dishes after a meal was just done with quibble in our house - still is 😊
After seeing this i realized how poor i am compare to 1960 people's
Btw the first dishwasher (that in the sink) is really neat, i wish someone remake it
They were right though predicting that most women would prefer the front-loading dishwasher. Though I think that multipurpose sink-dishwasher was a good idea too.
@@flitsertheo women?
@@bluebellbeatnik4945 At 4:51 they said "many housewives would consider it a better idea". So we don't know if men would consider it a better idea.
"...and this, Your Royal Highness, is one of the latest kitchens."
"How charming." [Thinks: I wonder what it's used for?]
The best part of these shows was the section where they demonstrated all the small gadgets. You always found that little item that was a must-have for the kitchen, which would end up at the back of a drawer. A sort of Lakeland on steroids!
I could use that laundry hanging gadget.
@@flitsertheoWe had one in our bathroom in 1970, we moved in 1975 and it was reinstalled in the downstairs toilet.
The carved ivory got me😮😂
Magnificent 🤗
That Mink day bed ( FABULOUS )
You could buy a small house for the price of that sofa.😂
i'll take the cactus garden and the sputnik chandelier. oh, and one of those houses 😁
Nice job
Nice one
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lol why does this start out like a blokcbuster? you'd think it was ben hur.
Wow no Idians, Pakistani or African in UK at 60's😮
Alice, The Duchess of Cloucester looks like a living ghost, she looks so thin, awkward and pale.. and yet she lived 40 more years and died aged 102...