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1922 Waves break over the deck of the Aquitania
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0:42Now PlayingDate: 23rd November 1922
Location: AT SEA & U.S.A.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Giant Liner's Battle with Atlantic Ocean
USA: Atlantic Ocean:
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Video Roll Title: Giant Liner's battle with Atlantic Ocean: 69ft Issue sheet title: GIANT LINER'S BATTLE WITH ATLANTIC OCEAN. 80 FT WAVES BREAK OVER THE DECK.
AT SEA & U.S.A.
MAIN TITLE
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GV.PAN & GV's. Rough sea, filmed from the deck of the Aquitania
(69ft)
Ships and Boats, Weather, United States of America, Personalities - Performers
ship, ocean liner, Cunard Line, sea storm, nature, sea, tidal wave
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