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1923 Wales defeats France in a rugby match
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0:22Now PlayingDate: 26th February 1923
Location: SWANSEA, WALES
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Wales Victorious against France at Swansea
WALES: Swansea:
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Video Roll Title: International Rugby: 36ft Issue sheet title: INTERNATIONAL RUGBY
FRANCE v. Wales (Rugby)
WALES v. France (Rugby)
Rugby: France v. Wales
SWANSEA, WALES
TITLE: WALES VICTORIOUS AGAINST FRANCE AT SWANSEA
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LV & GV's (3 shots) The rugby game in progress.
(16ft)
LV PAN The spectators
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GV's & LV's PAN The game in progress
(78ft)
LV PAN (2 shots) The spectators
(94ft)
Sport, Great Britain
international sport, rugby football, games, ruggers
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