An amateur films produced by Donald Oates, showing a bring and buy sale stalls being set up at Pendower Hall School in Newcsatle where wife Muriel was Deputy Head. This is followed by a Juvenile Jazz Band performing and people looking through the jumble. The film begins on a sign attached to the roof of a building which reads ‘Pendower Hall School’. A minibus is parked underneath the sheltered parking area the roof protects. Along a covered walkway stalls are being set up by students and...

An amateur films produced by Donald Oates, showing a bring and buy sale stalls being set up at Pendower Hall School in Newcsatle where wife Muriel was Deputy Head. This is followed by a Juvenile Jazz Band performing and people looking through the jumble. The film begins on a sign attached to the roof of a building which reads ‘Pendower Hall School’. A minibus is parked underneath the sheltered parking area the roof protects. Along a covered walkway stalls are being set up by students and staff for the bring and buy sale. Clothes and bric-a- brac feature in the items for sale. Another view (quite dark) in a school hall show other stalls being prepared. A man picks up a toy keyboard (?) from one of the stalls and attempts to play it. Four people sit at a table taking refreshments, one girl makes a face at the camera. The film moves outside to a view of a juvenile jazz band at it prepares to march on an area of open ground near the school. The film cuts back to the bring and buy sale and prospective buyers look over the stalls. The film ends back with the juvenile jazz band performance.