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1922 Brazil's Great Exposition from the air
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0:40Now PlayingDate: 19th October 1922
Location: BRAZIL, Rio de Janeiro
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Seeing Rio's Great Fair from the Clouds
BRAZIL: Rio de Janeiro:
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GV low flying aerial shots over Rio city showing palatial exhibition buildings. (2 shots). First air views of Brazil's big explosion as it appears from "rubberneck" plane.
GV aerial - battleships lying in two parallel lines in harbour. Visiting battleships in the harbour - including the dreadnought Maryland
GV dreadnought Maryland.(?)
aerial view, aerial shot, fair, exposition, exhibition, navy, naval, US Navy, USS Maryland,
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