Roving Camera Reports: Neville Chamberlain Leaves No 11 Downing St for the Budget Speech

Series

Series Name
Gaumont British News

Issue

Issue No.
346
Date Released
22 Apr 1937
Length of issue (in feet)
762
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1The City and Suburban Won by "William of Valance"
  2. 2Duke of Kent Watches Coronation Programmes Printed at Watford
  3. 3Peers and Peeresses Leave for the Abbey after Coronation Rehearsal
  4. 4REs Build Pontoon Bridge over St James’s Park Lake
  5. 5Aldershot Troops Encamped in Kensington Gardens
  6. 6New Zealand Contingent Arrive for the Coronation and March Through London
  7. 7Roving Camera Reports: Earl Beatty and His Wife after Marriage at the Guildhall
  8. 8Roving Camera Reports: New Type of Diving Suit at Wisconsin
  9. 9Roving Camera Reports: Archery by Californian Girls on Horseback
  10. 10Roving Camera Reports: Pole Jumping at Los Angeles
  11. 11Roving Camera Reports: Bears’ Triplets at St Louis
  12. 12Roving Camera Reports: Neville Chamberlain Leaves No 11 Downing St for the Budget Speech
  13. 13King Unveils Memorial to George V at the Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks
  14. 14Police Arrangements for the Coronation - Sir Philip Games Speaks - Crowds Controlled by Police
  15. *Great Metropolitan
  16. *King of Sweden in France
  17. *King of Sweden Plays Tennis
  18. *Tommy Farr Returns to Tonypandy

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Story

Story No. within this Issue
12 / 14
Section Title
Roving Camera Reports
Keywords
Politics and government; Economics
Length of story (in feet)
43
Story extras:
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