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1925 Earthquake destroys homes in Japan
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0:49Now PlayingDate: 13th July 1925
Location: JAPAN
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Plucky Japanese Dig Out After Earthquake
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Opening Titles As above in Subject heading
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GV People in countryside clearing up -
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GV Man pushing bicycle passes gang of men digging at road-side.
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GV Damaged building
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GV Family sitting in rough shanty hut.
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MV Inside the hut the family resting.
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NB: 2nd Pos print shows the above scenes and also extra scenes of the devastation, clearing up and the refugees - 76'
Neg. Print shows the scenes as shotlisted.
FINE G???AIN PRINT shows the scenes as shotlisted plus extra shots of refugees - 32'
ruins, damage, wreckage, Japanese, children, village, destruction, homeless, digging, dug,
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