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2:42Now PlayingDate: 10th February 1919
Location: FRANCE,Paris
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
FRANCE: Paris:
MV car draws up though crowds and President Wilson steps out.
SV crowd gathered round cars waiting.
SV dignitaries get into car and drive off.
SV crowd as cars drive off.past.
GV guards on horse back lead procession of dignitaries in horse and carriages down street, crowd lining the street.
GVs crowd.
GV procession of horse and carriages, flanked by cyclists down street lined with crowds. Horse and carriages followed by cars.
Crowds break out and follow cars, troops marching behind cars.
MV pan crowd.
LS President and his wife wave from windows.
LS crowd outside.
fadeout and in on picture of President Wilson with 'Hurrah Pour Wilson' logo
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