News on Screen

Series

Series Name

Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

1031

Date Released

7 Feb 1921

Date Other

4 Feb 1921

Stories in this Issue:

• 1. Flags of Highland Light Infantry. Lord Provost of Glasgow Accepts Colours of 11th, 18th and 51st Battalions for Safe Keeping.
• 2. Motor Car Trade Slump? Overland Crossley’s Secure Large Order 40 Cars and Vans Leave Manchester for Newcastle
• 3. Princess Alice Unveils Memorial Organ at St Stephens, Bow, to Heroes of 17th London Regiment
• 4. Rumania’s Standard Presented to the British Army by Colonel Ioan Paun and Received by General Sir Neville Lyttleton at Chelsea Hospital
• 5. Command Performance. St Hilda Colliery Band (Holders of 1000 Guinea Trophy) to Play before the King
• 6. Empire League of Ex-Servicemen. Earl Haig Leaves Southampton on Union Castle Liner ‘Edinburgh Castle’ for South Africa. It is Proposed to Form a League with 6 Million Members ... Throughout Empire.
• 7. Mr Lloyd George in Birmingham. Premier Receives the Freedom of the City and the Degree of Lld at the University

Story

Story No. within this Issue

6 / 7

Summary

Union Castle liner in dock. Earl Haig and dignitary on deck. Ship leaves.

Keywords

Ships and boats; Military

Written sources

Newsfilm Online   Used for alternative date

Library number GR

4465

Length of story (in feet)

59

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