News on Screen

Series

Series Name

Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

992

Date Released

23 Sep 1920

Date Other

18 Sep 1920

Stories in this Issue:

• 1. England’s Team for Australia - Leaves Tilbury in the Rain, on the Orient Liner ‘Osterley’
• 2. Colours for Cameron Highlanders. Presentation Made by HRH the Duke of York at Inverness
• 3. Buxton War Memorial Unveiled by Lieutenant General Sir Ivor Maxse, KCB Dedicated by the Rev Canon Scott-Moncrieff, Ma.
• 4. Miners’ Delegates at the Home Office. Fateful Conference on the Burning Question of the Day
• 5. Princess Mary at Dundee. Reviews Girl Guides of Dundee, Forfarshire and Perthshire at Baxter Park

Story

Story No. within this Issue

1 / 5

Summary

England’s team. Members of the MCC team boarding ship. Liner ‘Osterley’. [SUBTITLE]: HOBBS, WHO WILL JOIN THE STEAMER AT MARSEILLES, STAYED TO PLAY IN A CHARITY MATCH AT WIMBLEDON. Jack Hobbs and colleagues; Hobbs signing autograph for little girl.

Keywords

Ships and boats; Cricket

Written sources

Newsfilm Online   Used for alternative date

Library number GR

4177

Length of story (in feet)

64

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