Introducing 'the Vingle' Dublin Issue 1942

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Titles read: "INTRODUCING 'THE VINGLE'".

This is a duplicate of a story from issue 42/10 about a new short hairdo for women to prevent them getting their long hair caught in factory machinery. The commentary is slightly different here. See separate record for full details.

Data

Cataloguer:
Sarah
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
43628
Sort Number:
42/011
Time in/Out:
01:54:31:00 / 01:55:38:00
Canister:
42/11 (Dublin)
Film ID:
1316.32
Issue Date:
05/02/1942

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