PATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE (items) (June 1925) [Main Title]

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Full description

Items from two issues in this order: Issue 1198 (15/6/1925) item 6: Aldershot - 14,000 troops reviewed by the King; item 4: Dublin - the good old Elizabethan days (Irish version); item 1: Richmond - Royal "nerve" - undeterred by cameras or crowds Duke of York hits mighty drive of 200 yards. Issue 1197 (11/6/1925) item 5: South Africa - from triumph to triumph - Prince's South Africa tour; item 7: Brussels - Gordon Bennett balloon race.

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35mm

Object details

Category: Film
Related period: Interwar (production), Interwar (content)
Creator: Pathe (Production company)
Production date: 1925-06
Place made: GB
Dimensions: whole: Number Of Items/reels/tapes 1
Catalogue number: NPU 1015

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