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Pictorial Parade was a newsreel series produced by the National Film Unit. This trio features 'Salute to Salote,' in which the Queen of Tonga admires the territorial army recruits at Papakura military camp; 'What is Dutch for Easter?' about Dutch settlers who hide painted Easter eggs for the children of Roseneath school; and 'The Life of Opo', which shows priceless footage of Opononi's world-famous dolphin Opo, and her Marlborough Sounds' cousin, Pelorus Jack. Shots of 'gay' Opo tossing bottles and frolicking with swimmers, are set to a jaunty ditty.
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Short Film, 2010 (Full Length Episodes)
This Tammy Davis-fronted NZ On Screen promo features Opo
Short Film, 1962 (Full Length)
Another film from the Pictorial Parade collection
Short Film, 1962 (Full Length)
Another film from the Pictorial Parade collection
Short Film, 1966 (Full Length)
Another NFU reel featuring Tongan Queen Sālote
Television, 2006 (Excerpts)
A documentary about Dutch photographer Ans Westra
Gloria Starweaver(Pixie Howarth)
Posted at 03.02PM - 05.03.2012
wonderful watching parts of my past..i swam with Opo..