Mr Jardine ... Speaks At Last! 1933

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Full title reads: "London. Mr Jardine ... speaks at last! Not about the 'Ashes' - oh no! - but like the great sportsman he is, to praise the International Sporting Trophies Exhibition, which all should see, especially the youngsters!"

London.

English Cricket hero Douglas Jardine walks...

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Cataloguer:
Mark
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
6162
Sort Number:
33/039
Time in/Out:
01:57:42:00 / 01:59:11:00
Canister:
33/39
Film ID:
705.33
Issue Date:
15/05/1933

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  • This clip is a duplicate of clip 3431.10.

    jamied 7th Jan 2013

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