ARTHUR WILLIAMS

Arthur Williams 1936

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Tenor Arthur Williams.

Probably filmed in Pathe studios, London.

M/S of lake and mountains in Ireland. M/S of Arthur Williams singing a ballad, we also see footage of woods, rivers and countryside. C/U of a young woman in hooded robe. Various shots of Arthur singing, and beautiful...

Arthur Williams entertainments personalities turns Ireland Irish singing singers scenics landscapes

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Cataloguer:: Emma
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 41758
Sort Number:: NSP 032

Time in/Out:: 01:32:58:00 / 01:36:10:00
Canister:: NSP 32
Film ID:: 1224.28
Issue Date:: 05/11/1936

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Categories: Fashion & Music Historical Figures & Celebrities Entertainment & Humour
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