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1931 UK / BUSINESS: Chocolate-maker Cadbury's centenary celebrations at Bournville Garden City.
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1:48Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1931
Location: England, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: COCOA LAND EN CARNIVAL! At Bournville Garden City, Cadbury's Centenary Celebrations satisfy all tastes.
ENGLAND: Birmingham: Bourneville
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Unidentified man addressing factory workers gathered to celebrate centenary of Cadbury's (confectionary, chocolate company)
Different views of Factory workers, many dressed in white overalls listening to speech
Large crowd of women in white overalls smiling and waving to camera
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