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1952 New Zealand introduces women marching team
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1:06Now PlayingDate: 22nd May 1952
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Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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GIRLS. New Zealand Blair Atholl Marching Girls Team, shots in contest marching. practising en route to England onboard Liner Strathnaven
NEW ZEALAND. The Blair Atholl Marching Girls Team onboard S.S. Strathnaven.. shots practising marching.. Shots also competing in marching display.. etc etc
STRATHNAVEN S.S. New Zealand girls onboard show their marching precision The Blair Atholl Marching Girls Team..shots etc.. also shots competing in competitions
parade, march arcross Britain,
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