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0:50Now PlayingDate: 9th January 1923
Location: U.S.A., New York
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
USA: New York: New York City:
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MV man, watched by others, inserts key into fire alarm system.
GV horsedrawn fire engine rushes out of station, firemen leaping aboard as it races off.
GV horsedrawn fire engine racing down street.
GV second horsedrawn fire engine racing down street, smoke pouring out from engine.
SV elev. horses' heads as they race down street.
GV horsedrawn fire engine with smoke pouring from engine down the street at top speed.
GV the two horsedrawn fire engines coming down the street.
GV pan fireengines at standstill, horses at rest.
SV dalmatian dog whines tilt up to SV horses' heads.
Firemen, emergency response, mascot, steaming, lather
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