News In Flashes - Lambeth 1951

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Lambeth, London.

SV. Pan, toys, pan up to Mrs Gifford, wife of American Ambassador Walter Gifford, with girl carrying doll. Those are American toys for British children, part of the Marshal aid. SCU. American Legionnaire holding child with boat, pan to Mrs Gifford holding doll. SV. Legionnaire...

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Cataloguer:
Sanja
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
47329
Sort Number:
51/036
Time in/Out:
01:28:57:00 / 01:29:22:00
Canister:
51/36
Film ID:
1447.11
Issue Date:
03/05/1951

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