Mario De Pietro Issue Title - All In Good… 1943

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Note: Probably filmed on the Pathe Studio.

C/U of the hands of the Mario De Pietro playing mandolin, C/U of woman's hands playing piano. Several good shots of the strings star playing 'Jealousy'. Various intertitles also appear with words of the song inside a heart shaped pattern. A bouncing...

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Cataloguer:
Howard
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
50078
Sort Number:
NSP 363
Time in/Out:
01:06:25:00 / 01:09:10:00
Canister:
NSP 363
Film ID:
1560.05
Issue Date:
15/03/1943

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