Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: Sir John Simon Refers to Lord Haw Haw

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
554A
Date Released
18 Jan 1940
Date submitted
15 Jan 1930
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: Netherlands Are Put ‘On the Spot’ Again
  2. 2Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: And Belgium, Too, Stands to Arms
  3. 3Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: Sir John Simon Refers to Lord Haw Haw
  4. 4Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: Ex-Prisoners of Graf Spee Reach Home
  5. 5Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: There is Snow in the Maginot Line Areas
  6. 6Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: French Colonies Send Aid to Motherland
  7. 7Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: Indian Troops for Western Front
  8. 8Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: Viborg Burns Under Bombardment
  9. 9Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell: Russian Tanks Fail in Finnish Fighting

Story

Story No. within this Issue
3 / 9
Section Title
Movietone’s War Time News Reviewed by Leslie Mitchell
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Sir John Simon in Scotland. DESCRIPTION: The Chancellor of the Exchequer visits Glasgow. SHOTLIST: Sir John Simon addresses a meeting in Scotland. The audience sing "For He’s A Jolly Good Fellow".
Keywords
Politics and government; Music and dance
Footage sources
Great Britain
Card file number
38129
Credits:
Commentator
Leslie Mitchell
Length of story (in feet)
73
Story extras:
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