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Welcome to Harold Baim's Entertainment Collection
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THE BAIM COLLECTION: ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES 1961 - 1976
A collection of light entertainment films from Harold Baim contributing to his title ‘the accidental historian’ give fascinating insight into the world of 60s and 70s Britain.
Girls, Girls, Girls! (1961) 30 minutes*
It's Magic (1962) 31 minutes*
Jugglers and Acrobats (1962) 26 minutes*
Reels Within Reels (1964) 24 minutes*
How to Live with a Neurotic Dog (1967) 23 minutes*
Get 'Em Off (1976) (X Certificate) 32 minutes*
Scripts available below.
Music by De Wolfe
* approximate running times
The Entertainment Collection
Girls, Girls, Girls!
Release Date: 30th June 1961
The fashion model and her lifestyle are often the victims of fantasy. This documentary (written and directed by Michael Winner) shows how the real model lives, how the real model works, the difficulties involved and the competition which is an integral part of the modelling world.
Adapted from a book by Stephen Baker, it is a hilarious film about the expectations a dog has of his master. A satirical piece which proves that a dog's best friend is man.
This X cert film goes behind the scenes of one of London's top strip-tease clubs and reveals how the shows are produced and what the performers themselves think about strip- tease and the moral implications. It gives a different perspective to this kind of show business.
The fashion model and her lifestyle are often the victims of fantasy. This documentary (written and directed by Michael Winner) shows how the real model lives, how the real model works, the difficulties involved and the competition which is an integral part of the modelling world.
AAdapted from a book by Stephen Baker, it is a hilarious film about the expectations a dog has of his master. A satirical piece which proves that a dog's best friend is man.
This X cert film goes behind the scenes of one of London's top strip-tease clubs and reveals how the shows are produced and what the performers themselves think about strip- tease and the moral implications. It gives a different perspective to this kind of show business.
