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Series

Series Name

British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.

377A

Date Released

27 Aug 1936

Stories in this Issue:

• 1. Reports: The Anglo Egyptian Treaty signed
• 2. Reports: Queen Mary breaks the record
• 3. Reports: German Army doubled
• 4. Reports: Million pound Crown bought for America
• 5. Reports: Wild Pony Round-Up
• 6. Personalities: Interviewed by Ivan Scott: Ethel Barrymore retires
• 7. Spain
• 8. Aquatics: Remarks by Alan Howland
• 9. Sports: Reported by Alan Howland from here and there: Through Paris swim
• 10. Sports: Reported by Alan Howland from here and there: Leslie Ames back in cricket
• 11. Sports: Reported by Alan Howland from here and there: Womens cricket in Herefordshire
• 12. Sports: Reported by Alan Howland from here and there: Ulster Motor Cycle Grand Prix
• 13. Sports: Reported by Alan Howland from here and there: Polo in Sydney
• 14. Sports: Reported by Alan Howland from here and there: Water Skiing at Juan le Pins

Story

Story No. within this Issue

7 / 14

Summary

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Spanish Civil War. DESCRIPTION: Bloodshed continues as Civil War grows more desperate. SHOTLIST: Crowds welcome back regiment. Marching through town. Close shots of women holding up hands. Rebel army firing guns. San Sebastian ruined buildings. Broken rails and bridges. Shots of defenders and attackers - Fighting. Close shots of firing - rifles.

Keywords

Buildings and structures; Weapons; Military

Locations

Madrid

Footage sources

Movietone

Card file number

4713

Credits:

Commentator

Ivan Scott

Length of story (in feet)

59

Story extras:

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