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Eskilstuna Song Day on May 18, 1963

Title in Estonian: Eskilstuna laulupäev 18.05.1963

1963 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Estonian Song Day in the sports hall in Eskilstuna on May 18, 1963. Choirs, folk dancers and gymnasts perform at the event.

Estonian Song Day held in the sports hall in Eskilstuna on May 18, 1963. Choirs are performing; Harri Kiisk is conducting both a mixed and a children's choir. Stockholm Estonian Male Choir performing, conducted by Lembit Leetma. Heinrich Laretei is holding a speech. Gymnasts' performance. Folk dance group "Kassari"'s performance, led by Udo Tohver. The song day is being filmed by Helga Nõu.
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Gymnasts from Ernst Idla's Gymnastics Group at Stockholm Concert Hall on March 7, 1961

Title in Estonian: Idla tüdrukud Stockholmi Kontserdimajas 7.03.1961

1961 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Young gymnasts from Ernst Idla's gymnastics school perform at Stockholm Concert Hall on March 7, 1961.

Young gymnasts from Ernst Idla's gymnastics school perform at Stockholm Concert Hall on March 7, 1961.
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Nõukogude Eesti

1961 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Valeria Anderson
Performance of Ernst Idla Gymnasts' in Stockholm Concert Hall

Title in estonian: Idla tüdrukute esinemine Stockholmi Kontserdimajas

1961 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Young gymnasts from Ernst Idla gymnastics group perform at Stockholm Concert Hall on March 7, 1961.

Young gymnasts from Ernst Idla gymnastics group perform at Stockholm Concert Hall on March 7, 1961.
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Nõukogude Eesti

1956 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Nikolai Dolinski
Ernst Idla's Gymnastics Teams Performing

Original title: Ernst Idla võimlemisrühmad esinemas

1949 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Performances of Ernst Idla's women's gymnastics groups at Stockholm international gymnastics celebration at the Stockholm Royal Tennis Club.

Idla's women's rhythmic gymnastics groups perform at Stockholm international gymnastics celebration at the Royal Tennis Club on August 2nd, 1949. Gymnasts hold the freestyle performance and the ball performance. At the world congress of physical education, Ernst Idla introduced his gymnastics system to the representatives of 56 countries in the fully crowded tennis hall. Estonian gymnastics as a system of contemporary physical education was about to pave the way to an international reputation.
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Ernst Idla's women gymnasts in a training camp in Bosön

Original title: Ernst Idla naisvõimlejad treeninglaagris Bosönis

1949 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Training camp for Ernst Idla's women gymnasts in Swedish National Sports Training Centre in Bosön.

Training camp of Ernst Idla's female gymnasts in Swedish Sports Training Centre in Bosön in order to prepare for the forthcoming international gymnastics festival held in Stockholm in July-August 1949. The film depicts the gymnasts jogging; an elite group is practising their performance outside the sports centre building; all gymnastics groups are practising together in the sports ground. Ernst Idla together with his assistants.
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Gymnastics Celebration in Stockholm. Konstantin Päts Open Air School

Original title: Võimlemispidustused Stockholmis. Konstantin Pätsi Vabaõhukool

1949 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Unedited, random amateur filming about the gymnastics celebration in Stockholm in the summer of 1949 and about Konstantin Päts Open Air School in 1938-1939.

Unedited amateur film material on reels 1-7 depicts international gymnastics celebration held in Stockholm on the olympic stadium in summer 1949. Reels 8-9 depict scenes about Konstantin Päts Red-Cross Open Air School in Pirita-Kose in 1938-1939. The opening celebrations show also Ernst Idla's gymnasts with the national flag of Estonia. The scenes filmed in the open air school depict the daily school life and pastime activities: bathing in the sea, relay race, garden work, table tennis, dancing, picking rowan tree berries, various competitions, chess play, skiing, sledging, playing snowballs.
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Light in the Night ...

Original title: Valgus öös...

1949 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Ernst Idla's monumental stage production and light celebration in Stockholm Olympic Stadium in July 1949.

Ernst Idla's monumental stage production and light celebration with Estonian songs and dances in Stockholm Olympic Stadium on July 29, 1949. Text in film: the Light celebration became the enchanting climax of the Lingiad, being performed during three nights. The monumental production with Estonian gymnastics and music left the audience an unforgettable impression. The solemnity of the raised hands of Estonians gymnasts expressed a silent prayer that was understood by the public opinion all over the world. This is a silent call for help for the homeland expressed by a fragment of a small nation made to escape. Light celebration. ...
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New Deal in Gymnastics

Title in Estonian: Uus suund võimlemises

1949 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Performance of Estonian female gymnasts in Stockholm Royal Tennis Hall at the world conference of physical education.

Training camp took place in Swedish National Sports Training Centre in Bosö. The camp was held as a preparation for performing at the international gymnastics celebration in Stockholm in July-August 1949. A group of gymnastics jogging. Elite gymnasts rehearsing outdoors near the training centre. All groups together on the stadium while rehearsing the co-performance. Close-up of Ernst Idla with his assistants. Elite group rehearsing the performance with balls. All groups rehearsing the ball performance. Performance of Estonian female gymnasts in Stockholm Royal Tennis Hall in the world conference of physical education on August 2, 1949. Freestyle and ball performance. Light ...
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