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Chessington Cricket 1955
Description
This clip is a duplicate of Film ID 3458.01 - check for best quality.
Chessington, Surrey.
M/S of a cricketer bowling. M/S of another cricketer batting. M/S of the cricketer bowling again. L/S of the improvised cricket ground on the village green - lots of people watching the cricketers....
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:18:48:00 / 01:20:27:00
- Canister:
- CP 026
- Film ID:
- 31.09
- Issue Date:
- 27/06/1955
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Comments (3)
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"He is one of the famous cricketers gathered here but unclear which one (Peter May or Alec Bedser)" - it's Peter May.
"M/S of a cricketer batting" - it's Alec Bedser.
"M/S of a cricketer signing autograph to a woman" - it's Alec Bedser again.
THIS CLIP IS A DUPLICATE OF CLIP 3458.01
Much appreciated.