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1935 Garden party in Khartoum to celebrate King's Day
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0:22Now PlayingDate: 28th January 1935
Location: Khartoum
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: From Egypt
EGYPT: Khartoum:
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BUTLER MAJOR GENERAL. At Gove Gen Garden Pty on King's Day Khartoum
EGYPT Governor of Khartoum (E.G. Sarsfield-Hall C.M.G.) gives Garden Party on King's Day at Governor General's Palace. Financial Secty;, Civil Secty
SARSFIELD-HALL C.M.G. (Governor Gen. of Khartoum.) Gives Garden pty on King's Day at Gov Gen Palace Khartoum. Financial Secty, Civil Secty, & Major Gen Butler at Tea Table.
Sudan; Social Events; Buildings, Landmarks and Monuments
Ceremony, reception, diplomacy, diplomats, dignitaries, statue
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