FAMOUS ORCHESTRAS

Famous Orchestras 1937

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Item title reads - Famous orchestras No. 3. Vienna Symphony Orchestra conducted by Felix Weingartner.

M/S of The Vienna Symphony Orchestra playing "The Blue Danube" by Johann Strauss in front of a big audience. Various shots of the audience in the opulent theatre (possibly in Vienna ?). Various...

Vienna Symphony Orchestra orchestras musicians entertainments turns The Blue Danube Johann Strauss audiences Felix Weingartner conductors boats scenics

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Cataloguer:: Emma
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 39983
Sort Number:: PT 380

Time in/Out:: 01:25:14:00 / 01:26:58:00
Canister:: PT 380
Film ID:: 1154.12
Issue Date:: 05/07/1937

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