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1931 UNITED KINGDOM: West Bromwich Albion too strong for Birmingham. 95,000 flock to Wembley
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2:02Now PlayingDate: 27th April 1931
Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
London, England: Semi shot crowds arriving & semi view of Mr. & Mrs. S. Baldwin arriving & get out of car, CU. pose together as he speaks. Gen. pan. of crowds in one side of stadium singing. Good air view of Wembley Stadium. Gen. view & close elev. shot of teams on field with Duke of Gloucester. Various gen. semi & fairly close shots of football game showing runs, tackles & goals made. Elev. shot of kick-off.
Sound Effects: Gen. cheers of crowds arriving & during game. Crowd sings: "Troubles in Old Kit Bag" Off-stage motor noise of air view plane. Off-stage voice describes Baldwin & crowds. Baldwin says: He hopes to see a good game.
Sport; Association Football; Great Britain
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