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COI synopsis: Prize of model of Cutty Sark to be assembled by winner.
FULL TITLE: With the Navy Gone from Malta, the Island has to Promote Its Tourist Attractions. One Event That has Already Acquired International Recognition is the Middle Sea Race. Bringing the Competitive...
Sir Francis Chichester’s gallant yacht, Gipsy Moth IV, made her last voyage from the builder’s yard to a permanent and well-deserved dry berth alongside "The Cutty Sark" at Greenwich. She stands proudly...
Empire Guards at the Palace (60 feet) Duke flies by helicopter to Pirbright and Woolwich (155 feet) Duke visits "Cutty Sark" (79 feet) Royal Garden Party at Palace (107 feet) Queen attends Commonwealth...
Famous clipper is moved to a permanent berth at Greenwich
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: The Boat Show. DESCRIPTION: Britain’s third National Boat Show sponsored by the Daily Express is staged at Olympia. On show is Orenda, sailed across the Atlantic by Bert Smith and...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Royal Tour. DESCRIPTION: One of the interesting places visited by the Queen and the Duke recently was the open-cast mine at Yallourn. At Government House, Melbourne, the Duke of...
NoS synopsis: Reporter Sue Donovan visits various tourist spots in London that have Australian associations, including: Australia House; the "Cutty Sark"; Captain Bligh’s House in Lambeth Road; John...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Toy Fair. DESCRIPTION: Our pictures show a London display of British-made toys with a broad hint of Christmas, and there’s something for everyone: ships, trains, motor race tracks,...
NoS synopsis: Revisits an earlier edition of "This Week In Britain", in which reporter Sue Donovan visits various tourist spots in London that have Australian associations, including: Australia House; the...
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