This is Cambridge: Ray Gosling documentary (1974)
Towning Gown. The legendary Ray Gosling (Nottingham Grammar, Univ. of Leicester) visits Cambridge to immerse himself in awkward waters. "Presenter Ray Gosling's sympathies lie with the graduate dustman and café owner, the college bedder and the teddy boys at the Rex Ballroom. The college settings look sublime as university people play croquet and cricket, dine at the all-male Pitt Club, and dance at a May Ball. Ray feels seduced by the glamour of it, but cannot accept the unfairness and privilege. Classic Cambridge college scenes are mixed with landmarks of the 'real' Cambridge and local street eccentrics."

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Queens' : A Cambridge College (1985) - Episode 1, "Getting In"

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The Nottingham Essay: Ray Gosling Against the Machine

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Human jigsaw , 1984 punk documentary

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The French Do Not Care About Work

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The HILLBILLY towns of CAMBRIDGESHIRE have no HILLS!

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The Ray Gosling Archive

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Behind the Scenes: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Forman, 1975) with Jack Nicholson

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Why German POWs Held in Yorkshire Described It as HEAVEN

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Frugal Living - Ray Gosling

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Ray Gosling"s Last Interview - October 13th 2013

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A View of Cambridge: "About Britain" documentary (1974)

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Inside the Ray Gosling Archives

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Queens' : A Cambridge College (1985) - Episode 2, "Being There."

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Ray Gosling - The Middle Ages - Forty Something - Episode1

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Ray Goslng on Cafes

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The Top 5 Ryan Gosling Moments | The Graham Norton Show

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The single most disastrous concert of all time

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Architecture in 1960s Cambridge: Here and Now (1964)

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Teddy Boy-Spot-Fathers At War

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