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People In Camera 1948
Description
Full title reads: "PEOPLE IN CAMERA".
DEATH OF RICHARD TAUBER
All library material.
Richard Tauber playing piano and singing. Close up shot of Richard Tauber using cine-camera. Close up shot of Richard Tauber looking at film. Richard Tauber puts new roll of film into camera...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Sanja
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 46199
- Sort Number:
- 48/004
- Time in/Out:
- 01:50:37:00 / 01:52:33:00
- Canister:
- 48/4
- Film ID:
- 1418.13
- Issue Date:
- 12/01/1948
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Richard Tauber died on 8 January 1948.
The address in the second story is given by the commentator as 16 Cumberland Park Road, Acton, London.
"Three boys entering room" - their names are Leonard, Fred and Dennis.