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1955 UNITED KINGDOM: PRINCESS AT CHILDREN'S FATE:
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0:25Now PlayingDate: 1st August 1955
Location: London, England
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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ALEXANDRA, PRINCESS (of Kent) At a childrens garden fete...to help the funds...with twins Christopher and Ternence.
CHILDREN. Childrens Garden Fete opened in London....by Princess Alexandra.....shots of twins Christopher and Terence....close ups of other children....visitor Marlene Dietrich.
DIETRICH. MARLENE. Visits childrens garden fate in London... with children.
TWINS Close ups of Christophr and Terence with Princess Alexandra at children garden fete in London.
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