Robert Ashley 1939

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Description

Titles read: "Pathetone - presents - THAT POPULAR RADIO AND RECORDING STAR - ROBERT ASHLEY".

London, probably Pathe Studio.

Various shots of baritone Robert Ashley singing 'Lakes of Killarney', intercut with scenic views of a lake and shots of a beautiful girl wearing a headscarf.

Data

Cataloguer:
Sarah
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
40751
Sort Number:
PT 465
Time in/Out:
01:08:11:00 / 01:10:23:00
Canister:
PT 465
Film ID:
1184.05
Issue Date:
20/02/1939

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