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1917 King and Queen of Spain tour sanatorium
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0:14Now PlayingDate: 20th September 1917
Location: Madrid, Spain
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The King and Queen of Spain Visit a Sanatorium in Madrid
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SV. King Alphonso XIII followed by Queen Victoria Eugenie and group of officials walking along hospital balcony.
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SV. Int. King, Queen and (?) Dowager Queen Maria seated on couch while official reads address.
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SV Royal party shaking hands with officials as they leave hospital.
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Royalty, Medicine and Health
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