When the Swallows Homeward Fly - by ‘Plane
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- Eve And Everybody’s Film Review
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- NoS Summary - Story about swallows being flown to Africa by plane.
British Pathe synopsis: "Weather has been so bad that many swallows would have been unable to reach their African winter home, if these Continental friends had not arranged for their return by ‘plane!" M/Ss of a trolley laden down with bird boxes being pushed towards an aeroplane. C/U of a small birdcage with birds fluttering around inside. Boxes are loaded into the plane. "Off to Africa’s sunshine - " M/S of plane moving off. Incomplete synopsis. - Keywords
- Birds
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- Pathe Inventory File Tin No.225
British Pathe Database 1997 Reference No.EP225
National Film Archive Catalogue
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