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1922 FRANCE; Groundbreaking for new Buffalo stadium in France
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0:27Now PlayingDate: 30th January 1922
Location: FRANCE?
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Georges Carpentier and Jimmy Wilde assist M. Gaston Vidal, under secretary of state, at the inauguration of New Buffalo Stadium at Montrouge
FRANCE: Paris: Montrouge:
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M Vidal cutting the first turf
SCU. Georges Carpentier ditto
SCU. Georges Carpentier & Jimmy Wilde standing on either side of M Vidal
CU. Carpentier & M.Vidal, fleeting glimpse of Wilde
Personalities - Sport, Personalities - Politicians, Ceremonies - Inauguration, France, boxer, politician, celebrities
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