PATHE PICTORIAL CARTOON COMPETITION 6

Pathe Pictorial Cartoon Competition 6 1921

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£100 cash prize is on offer for this cartoon competition - and other consolation prizes. This is the sixth of ten cartoons by "Poy" the famous cartoonist. The cartoon represents the title of a well-known film. The competition entrants have to guess the answers to all ten to be in for a chance. "Simply...

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Cataloguer:: Jenny
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 14809
Sort Number:: EP 074

Time in/Out:: 01:49:07:00 / 01:51:19:00
Canister:: EP 074
Film ID:: 862.20
Issue Date:: 1921

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