Also includes notes and a corrected copy of the commentary for film strips of "Operation Crossroads".

Correspondence, mainly with John Le Vien, on his television adaptation of the first volume of Sir Winston Churchill's war memoirs, "The Gathering Storm". Also includes letters from Richard Burton, who was playing Churchill (2), and press cuttings on Burton's article saying that to play Churchill was to hate him.

The category - Student administration and support records - comprises records relating to student admissions at all levels, graduate students, visiting senior scholars, student careers advice and welfare, together with the records of clubs and societies.

Includes: correspondence with the Daily Mirror on GK taking a job on their political staff, 1955 and on his resignation in 1964; text of an article by GK, "MPs", c 1965, focusing on a group of lesser-known MPs; script for a [?] news item featuring GK on the Labour Party Conference and the 'economic miracle', 1968; script and running order for a radio interview with GK on the BBC Radio 3 'Man of Action' programme, December 1978, on his life and love of music and film musicals.

Correspondence on MS’s invitation to a private screening of the film (also known as "Churchill at War").

He had been to see the film of the battles of Coronel and the Falkland Islands. He had found the choice of music interesting and thought "a lot might be done to push the inernationalisn of art as a prevention of [post-war] unpleasantness between countries." He had been to visit Gow who would be examining him in January and been to tea at Girton to see Babbie Gough who was visiting and Gillian. With envelope.

Engagement diary entries and guest lists for weekends at Chequers when Clement Attlee, Prime Minister, was in residence. Includes notes of films shown.

Engagement diary entries and guest lists for weekends at Chequers when Clement Attlee, Prime Minister, was in residence. Includes notes of films shown in early 1949.

Include five modern reprints of photographs taken during the visit of the director Alfred Hitchcock who addressed the Society in Easter term 1966. The photographs show Alfred Hitchcock, Dr H.C. Porter, Fellow of Selwyn College, and various student members of the Society exiting i) Corpus Christi College and ii) King's College Chapel, iii) walking along King's Parade and iv) standing in front of an unidentified brick wall, Hitchcock scratching his chin.

Copy of notebook kept by Joseph Hill with lists of films shown to Churchill at various official venues, also including copy of a photograph of the Long Gallery at Chequers [Buckinghamshire] set up for a film show.

This screening was shown for 2 weeks from 8th October 1951. The comic-opera film was written, produced and directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, and the cast included Moira Shearer, Robert Helpmann, and Leonide Massine. The programme includes photographs of the actors and a synopsis of the plot.

Correspondence on MS’s consultancy agreement for the film.

The collection includes correspondence, papers and photographs relating mainly to the films made by Le Vien based on Churchill's war memoirs.

Briefings for a meeting with Swedish newspaper editors (see also KNNK 8/24), on examples of Conservative policies, on housing and the Poll Tax, and for a dinner with Richard Attenborough on the film industry.