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3:30Now PlayingDate: 10th January 1920
Location: SCOTLAND, River Clyde.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Britain's Biggest Battleship - H.M.S. "Hood" Completes her Steam Trials - Passing down the Clyde for the Open Sea - Length 860 feet, Tonnage 41,200, Cost 6,025,000
SCOTLAND: River Clyde:
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GV the battleship "Hood" going down river.
SV silhouette of "Hood" in river, tug approaches.
SV centre section of battleship.
SV,GV "Hood" being towed down river, three tugs in front of her, three behind.
LS people standing on bank of river as battleship towed past.
warship, shakedown cruise, extra amour, armour plating, 15-inch guns, twin stacks, lean profile, tugboat, tug, crowd, onlookers, watchers, curious
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