Capital County, 1950, part 10 - council restaurant, leisure activities in parks and gardens, and the Odeon cinema

The video highlights the role of the London County Council (LCC) in the daily life of Albert Brown and his family. It covers how the LCC provides essential services such as clean and efficient dining options, maintains parks for recreation, and ensures safety and suitability in cinemas. The parks serve as a recreational hub for all ages, offering a peaceful escape and a chance to engage in sports like cricket. The LCC also plays a crucial role in licensing cinemas, ensuring they meet safety standards and that films are appropriate for public viewing.

What service does Albert Brown use during his workday?

• A council restaurant

• A home-cooked meal

• A street food vendor

• A private restaurant

What does the LCC provide for outdoor recreation?

• Shopping malls

• Public libraries

• Parks and sports clubs

• Amusement parks

What can foreigners learn about in the parks?

• The English language

• The art of gardening

• The mysteries of cricket

• The history of London

What is the role of the LCC in relation to cinemas?

• They provide free tickets

• They own all cinemas

• They license cinemas

• They produce films

What does the LCC ensure about the films shown in cinemas?

• They are in 3D format

• They are all documentaries

• They are suitable for exhibition

• They are free of charge