NATIONAL CAT CLUB SHOW

The video covers the National Cat Club show at Olympia, highlighting its success with over two and a half thousand cats competing. Notable figures like Rolf Harris are involved in judging. Cats from across the British Isles are valued between £100 and £3,000, with enthusiasts considering them a bargain. The show features a variety of cats, including mongrels and unique competitors like Christian Chiller dryland sailors and George Tite, a film director and club president.

What is notable about the National Cat Club show at Olympia?

• It is the first cat show ever held.

• It has a record number of cats competing.

• It only features Abyssinian cats.

• It is the smallest cat show in the world.

Who is one of the famous judges at the National Cat Club show?

• Abyssinian Cat

• George Tite

• Rolf Harris

• Christian Chiller

What is the price range for the champion cats at the show?

• £10 to £100

• £100 to £3,000

• £1,000 to £10,000

• £50 to £500

How do cat lovers at the show perceive the value of the champion cats?

• They believe they are undervalued.

• They think they are priceless.

• They consider them cheap at the price.

• They find them overpriced.

Who is George Tite in the context of the show?

• A competitor in the show

• A film director and president of a club

• A judge at the show

• A famous cat breeder