NEWS IN A NUTSHELL DONNA MUSSOLINI OPENS WELFARE CENTRE, ENGLAND V. SCOTLAND AT TWICKENHAM, INTERVIEW WITH NEW DEFENCE MINISTER, FOUR TRAINS ABREAST IN U.S.

News In A Nutshell Donna Mussolini Opens… 1936

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Full title reads: "News in a Nutshell".

Intertitle reads: "Forli, Italy".

Donna Mussolini (wife of Il Duce, Benito Mussolini) opens welfare centre. Various shots of Mrs. M., accompanied by entourage of army officers, opening a child welfare centre. Cheering crowds wait outside as she...

Cataloguer:: Amelia
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 12472
Sort Number:: 36/024

Time in/Out:: 01:01:31:00 / 01:04:23:00
Canister:: 36/24
Film ID:: 857.02
Issue Date:: 23/03/1936

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