Full title reads: "Wireless ... the Link if the Empire. Overseas Premiers visit great Radio Station from which Government can communicate direct with the Dominions".
Rugby, Warwickshire.
M/S of charabanc (bus) driving past. M/S of men getting out of charabanc - leaders from other countries...
Full title reads: "Wireless ... the Link if the Empire. Overseas Premiers visit great Radio Station from which Government can communicate direct with the Dominions".
Rugby, Warwickshire.
M/S of charabanc (bus) driving past. M/S of men getting out of charabanc - leaders from other countries and their wives. Leaders include Stanley Melbourne Bruce, Prime Minister of Australia, William Lyon MacKenzie King of Canada and William Cosgrave, President of Eire (Southern Ireland, Irish Free State).
M/S of radio aerials and cables coming out of large building. M/S of crowd of leaders looking at large aerial.
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