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Series

Series Name

British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.

413A

Date Released

6 May 1937

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1Reports: His Majesty at Sandhurst
2. 2Reports: The King and Queen at Abbey Rehearsal
3. 3Reports: The Indians arrive
4. 4Reports: First stamps of the Reign are printed at High Wycombe
5. 5Reports: The First Court
6. 6Reports: Brooks Flight Record
7. 7Sports: Reported by Alan Howland: Bathing - On the rocky coast of Australia
8. 8Sports: Reported by Alan Howland: Racing - On the scenic racecourse at Chester, "Faites vos Jeux" wins the Chester Cup Stakes
9. 9Names and News: Invasion of Great Britain as visitors continue to arrive for the Coronation
10. 10Names and News: The Crown Prince and Princess of Denmark
11. 11Names and News: General Hertzog
12. 12Names and News: Aussie Girl Cricketers arrive
13. 13Names and News: Sir Eric Phipps out new Ambassador in Paris
14. 14Names and News: Gracie and Shirley
15. 15Fashions: Described by Beryl de Querton
16. 16Decorations

Story

Story No. within this Issue

16 / 16

Summary

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: London Almost Looks Like Somewhere Else. DESCRIPTION: London almost looks like somewhere else in these gay time says Barry Barnes. SHOTLIST: Various shots of London streets decorated with flags and bunting. Street in Holloway also decorated. CU banners etc. Hand holding watch showing time (3 o’clock). Man walks away from Pub door. Map of route in this story.

Keywords

Royalty; Food and cooking; Business and commerce

Footage sources

Gaumont British

Card file number

5353

Credits:

Commentator

Barry K. Barnes

Length of story (in feet)

67

Story extras:

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