A long-lost clip of the Beatles performing Paperback Writer on Top Of The Pops in 1966 is to be screened this weekend at the Birmingham City University.
Only 11 seconds of the appearance was believed to exist previously, with the full 92 second clip set to be shown on Saturday (June 1).
It was unearthed as part of a drive by the British Film Institute and Kaleidoscope, who launched a campaign in April last year to find the top 100 lost TV shows.
No. 2 on the list was Top Of The Pops, and more than 200 lost performances have since been donated, including the Beatles clip from music fan David Chandler.
This weekend’s screening will feature talks from professionals and will showcase the unseen performances to an audience of industry experts and music and TV enthusiasts.
Along with the footage of the Beatles, other performances to be screened from 1966 include Troggs’ Anyway That You Want Me, The Hollies’ Bus Stop, Small Faces’ My Mind’s Eye and a promo film of A Love Like Yours by Ike and Tina Turner.
The event will run at university’s Parkside Building between 10am and 6pm, while tickets can now be booked (opens in new tab).
