IMS Content 1.3 TLF-Resource R4452 National Film and Sound Archive catalogue number 103473 en This is an excerpt taken from a segment in episode 410 of a black-and-white newsreel with sound, Cinesound Review, which was distributed to Australian cinemas on 7 September 1939, just after the outbreak of the Second World War. The segment is entitled 'AUSTRALIA'S MAGNIFICENT DAVIS CUP VICTORY.' and the excerpt shows two players, one of whom is the Australian player Adrian Quist, shaking hands across the Davis Cup. Quist and fellow Australian Davis Cup player John Bromwich are then shown playing against each other in another tournament while the commentary describes the Davis Cup victory. Tennis Davis Cup LOMv1.0 2 5.0 LOMv1.0 revised MARC relator Copyright holder BEGIN:VCARD REV:3/12/2007 4:34:49 PM VERSION:3.0 ROLE:Stock Footage supplied courtesy of Film World Pty Ltd and Cinesound Movietone Productions END:VCARD MARC relator Copyright holder BEGIN:VCARD REV:3/12/2007 4:34:49 PM ORG:National Film and Sound Archive VERSION:3.0 ROLE:Reproduced courtesy of National Film and Sound Archive END:VCARD LOMv1.0 Content provider BEGIN:VCARD REV:2006-03-21T15:51:30+10:30 ORG:National Film and Sound Archive URL:http://www.nfsa.afc.gov.au VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD LOMv1.0 Author BEGIN:VCARD REV:2006-03-21T15:53:11+10:30 ROLE:production company ORG:Cinesound Productions VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD 1939 LOMv1.0 Author BEGIN:VCARD REV:2006-03-21T15:53:33+10:30 ROLE:speaker N:Lawrence;Charles;;; FN:Charles Lawrence VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD 1939 LOMv1.0 Publisher BEGIN:VCARD REV:2007-02-23T06:35:47Z ADR:;;;Melbourne;VIC;3000;Australia ORG:Curriculum Corporation\; The Le@rning Federation URL:http://www.thelearningfederation.edu.au/ VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD 2008-07-18T04:54:18.0Z TLF-Metadata 395090 LOMv1.0 ANZ-LOMv1.0 ednav1.1 en text/html application/x-javascript image/jpeg image/png text/css video/mp4 1677841 http://resolver.thelearningfederation.edu.au/rft_id=10257/4100 LOMv1.0 Operating System Curriculum Corporation technical requirement MacOS X LOMv1.0 Operating System Curriculum Corporation technical requirement MS-Windows 2000 XP LOMv1.0 Browser Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 (MS-Windows) LOMv1.0 Browser Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Firefox 2.0 (MS-Windows) LOMv1.0 Browser Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Safari 2.0 (MacOS) Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Plug-in Curriculum Corporation technical requirement QuickTime Player 7.2 PT37S DCMI Type Moving image © Curriculum Corporation and National Film and Sound Archive, 2008, except where indicated under Acknowledgements The GEM Element Set Qualifier Vocabulary issiblingof TLF-Resource R4453 LOMv1.0 isbasedon TLF-Resource R4452 v.5.0 Includes updated metadata. v.4.0 Includes updated metadata. v.2.0 Includes cleaner resource film clip v.1.0 First public release LOMv1.0 idea ScOT 9273 Tennis LOMv1.0 idea ISO 3166-1 US UNITED STATES DCMI Point east=-75.2976851;north=40.0176115;name=Merion Cricket Club; east=-75.2976851;north=40.0176115;name=Merion Cricket Club; LOMv1.0 idea DCMI Period start=1939-09-02;end=1939-09-05;scheme=W3C-DTF; LOMv1.0 educational objective Educational value This asset shows the Davis Cup - the competition for the Davis Cup is the most prestigious elite international men's teams tennis event; each of the ties and the final are played as a three-day, best-of-five series; the silver Davis Cup trophy was donated by Harvard student Dwight Filley Davis in 1900. Educational value It celebrates the final of the Davis Cup in 1939 - Australia was the favourite to win the Cup against the USA, but in the first match the American Bobby Riggs defeated John Bromwich in straight sets, 6-4, 6-0, 7-5; in the second match, American Frankie Parker defeated Adrian Quist 6-3, 2-6, 6-4, 1-6, 7-5; in the doubles, Quist and Bromwich turned the tables, taking the match 5-7, 6-2, 7-5, 6-2, and then individually won their reverse singles matches; Australia won the Cup 3-2. Educational value It reveals the playing style of John Bromwich (1918-99) - a tall loping player, Bromwich played with both hands equally well; he served right-handed, played with two hands on his right side and with his left hand only on his left side; he was ranked in the top ten in 1938, 1939, 1946, 1947 and 1948. Educational value It depicts Adrian Quist (1913-91) - a short man, Quist played left-court when he teamed up with Bromwich to make one of the greatest doubles pairs of the period, winning Wimbledon in 1950 and eight successive Australian titles between 1939 and 1950; Quist also won the Australian Open singles title in 1936, 1940 and 1948. Educational value It illustrates how a newsreel production team went about creating a segment when it had no actual film footage of the event being described - the opening image was drawn from film of a previous Davis Cup final, probably the 1938 Davis Cup, which Australia lost; the match footage came from a singles match between Bromwich and Quist and had nothing to do with the Davis Cup (in which team members do not play against each other); the commentary was carefully crafted to describe the Davis Cup victory without actually saying what was being shown on the screen. LOMv1.0 discipline AGIFT Education and training School education LOMv1.0 accessibility restrictions TLF_accessprofile Colour independence TLF_accessprofile Device independence TLF-Resource R4452 National Film and Sound Archive catalogue number 103473 en This is an excerpt taken from a segment in episode 410 of a black-and-white newsreel with sound, Cinesound Review, which was distributed to Australian cinemas on 7 September 1939, just after the outbreak of the Second World War. The segment is entitled 'AUSTRALIA'S MAGNIFICENT DAVIS CUP VICTORY.' and the excerpt shows two players, one of whom is the Australian player Adrian Quist, shaking hands across the Davis Cup. Quist and fellow Australian Davis Cup player John Bromwich are then shown playing against each other in another tournament while the commentary describes the Davis Cup victory. Tennis Davis Cup LOMv1.0 2 5.0 LOMv1.0 revised MARC relator Copyright holder BEGIN:VCARD REV:3/12/2007 4:34:49 PM VERSION:3.0 ROLE:Stock Footage supplied courtesy of Film World Pty Ltd and Cinesound Movietone Productions END:VCARD MARC relator Copyright holder BEGIN:VCARD REV:3/12/2007 4:34:49 PM ORG:National Film and Sound Archive VERSION:3.0 ROLE:Reproduced courtesy of National Film and Sound Archive END:VCARD LOMv1.0 Content provider BEGIN:VCARD REV:2006-03-21T15:51:30+10:30 ORG:National Film and Sound Archive URL:http://www.nfsa.afc.gov.au VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD LOMv1.0 Author BEGIN:VCARD REV:2006-03-21T15:53:11+10:30 ROLE:production company ORG:Cinesound Productions VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD 1939 LOMv1.0 Author BEGIN:VCARD REV:2006-03-21T15:53:33+10:30 ROLE:speaker N:Lawrence;Charles;;; FN:Charles Lawrence VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD 1939 LOMv1.0 Publisher BEGIN:VCARD REV:2007-02-23T06:35:47Z ADR:;;;Melbourne;VIC;3000;Australia ORG:Curriculum Corporation\; The Le@rning Federation URL:http://www.thelearningfederation.edu.au/ VERSION:3.0 END:VCARD 2008-07-18T04:54:18.0Z TLF-Metadata 395090 LOMv1.0 ANZ-LOMv1.0 ednav1.1 en text/html application/x-javascript image/jpeg image/png text/css video/mp4 1677841 http://resolver.thelearningfederation.edu.au/rft_id=10257/4100 LOMv1.0 Operating System Curriculum Corporation technical requirement MacOS X LOMv1.0 Operating System Curriculum Corporation technical requirement MS-Windows 2000 XP LOMv1.0 Browser Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 (MS-Windows) LOMv1.0 Browser Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Firefox 2.0 (MS-Windows) LOMv1.0 Browser Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Safari 2.0 (MacOS) Curriculum Corporation technical requirement Plug-in Curriculum Corporation technical requirement QuickTime Player 7.2 PT37S DCMI Type Moving image © Curriculum Corporation and National Film and Sound Archive, 2008, except where indicated under Acknowledgements The GEM Element Set Qualifier Vocabulary issiblingof TLF-Resource R4453 LOMv1.0 isbasedon TLF-Resource R4452 v.5.0 Includes updated metadata. v.4.0 Includes updated metadata. v.2.0 Includes cleaner resource film clip v.1.0 First public release LOMv1.0 idea ScOT 9273 Tennis LOMv1.0 idea ISO 3166-1 US UNITED STATES DCMI Point east=-75.2976851;north=40.0176115;name=Merion Cricket Club; east=-75.2976851;north=40.0176115;name=Merion Cricket Club; LOMv1.0 idea DCMI Period start=1939-09-02;end=1939-09-05;scheme=W3C-DTF; LOMv1.0 educational objective Educational value This asset shows the Davis Cup - the competition for the Davis Cup is the most prestigious elite international men's teams tennis event; each of the ties and the final are played as a three-day, best-of-five series; the silver Davis Cup trophy was donated by Harvard student Dwight Filley Davis in 1900. Educational value It celebrates the final of the Davis Cup in 1939 - Australia was the favourite to win the Cup against the USA, but in the first match the American Bobby Riggs defeated John Bromwich in straight sets, 6-4, 6-0, 7-5; in the second match, American Frankie Parker defeated Adrian Quist 6-3, 2-6, 6-4, 1-6, 7-5; in the doubles, Quist and Bromwich turned the tables, taking the match 5-7, 6-2, 7-5, 6-2, and then individually won their reverse singles matches; Australia won the Cup 3-2. Educational value It reveals the playing style of John Bromwich (1918-99) - a tall loping player, Bromwich played with both hands equally well; he served right-handed, played with two hands on his right side and with his left hand only on his left side; he was ranked in the top ten in 1938, 1939, 1946, 1947 and 1948. Educational value It depicts Adrian Quist (1913-91) - a short man, Quist played left-court when he teamed up with Bromwich to make one of the greatest doubles pairs of the period, winning Wimbledon in 1950 and eight successive Australian titles between 1939 and 1950; Quist also won the Australian Open singles title in 1936, 1940 and 1948. Educational value It illustrates how a newsreel production team went about creating a segment when it had no actual film footage of the event being described - the opening image was drawn from film of a previous Davis Cup final, probably the 1938 Davis Cup, which Australia lost; the match footage came from a singles match between Bromwich and Quist and had nothing to do with the Davis Cup (in which team members do not play against each other); the commentary was carefully crafted to describe the Davis Cup victory without actually saying what was being shown on the screen. 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