CINEVIEWS IN BRIEF NO. 39

Cineviews In Brief No. 39 1937

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Item title reads - Cineviews in Brief (No. 39).

01:43:36 - M/S inside a planetarium, various shots as telescopes move around. M/S of a man operating it. M/S of people watching the demonstration which shows the total eclipse of the sun, which was only visible in the Pacific.

01:44:07...

planetariums astrology eclipses rafts River Danube Warsaw Zoo zoos Poland bears babies

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Cataloguer:: Emma
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 39993
Sort Number:: PT 382

Time in/Out:: 01:43:30:00 / 01:45:11:00
Canister:: PT 382
Film ID:: 1154.22
Issue Date:: 19/07/1937

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