Huddleston Goes Back 1960

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Huddleston Goes Back. London.

L/S of the liner the 'Warwick Castle' laying alongside at King George V. Dock. L/S Passengers embarking. C/U Father Huddleston standing on the quayside. C/U Father Huddleston talking to pressmen. C/U Pathe News cameraman. C/U Father Huddleston. speaking. C/U Pan...

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Cataloguer:
Howard
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
53035
Sort Number:
60/074
Time in/Out:
01:33:08:00 / 01:34:55:00
Canister:
60/74
Film ID:
1706.22
Issue Date:
12/09/1960

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