PATHE'S RADIO MUSIC HALL reel 1

Pathe's Radio Music Hall Reel 1 1938

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Edited by Monty Redknap. Camera: Ken Gordon, Monty Redknap, Jan Sikorski. Introduced by Jack Watson (Hubert) with Celia Tomlin.

Reel 1. Jack Watson is smartly dressed as an M.C. and introduces various music hall acts. He does impressions of each of the acts and places a card with their name...

Cataloguer:: Jenny
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 71129
Sort Number:: DOCS

Time in/Out:: 01:21:19:00 / 01:29:56:00
Canister:: DOCS
Film ID:: 1825.03
Issue Date:: 1938

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