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1920 London sends cars to Scotland for motor show
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0:20Now PlayingDate: 26th January 1920
Location: LONDON
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Scottish motor show - Fleet of cars leave london to compete at Kelvin Hall, Glasgow
SCOTLAND: Glasgow: Kelvin Hall:
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Video Roll Title: Scottish moter show: 39ft Issue sheet title: SCOTTISH MOTOR SHOW. FLEET OF CARS LEAVE LONDON TO COMPETE AT KELVIN HALL, GLASGOW.
LONDON
TITLE: MAIN TITLE
(9ft)
LV. PAN. Convoy of cars parked along road
(13ft)
CU. Car with poster advertising Scottish Motor Show
(20ft)
GV. Convoy of cars round corner.
(39ft)
convention, competition, arena, exhibitions, Vehicles, Great Britain, autos, auto, automobiles
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