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1933 TRANSPORT: Aviation: James Mollison's record breaking South American flight
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2:03Now PlayingDate: 13th February 1933
Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Mollison's Own Story
ENGLAND: London:
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scene in room Amy at telephone. Long view pan. down rugby wireless areal. Semi view inside station operators talk. Int. scenes in room Mrs Mollison seated at table talks. Various semi views & CU's talks thru phone.
Sound Effects:..Mollison asks if he being recorded. Amy says he is by Paramount. Amy asks various questions about flight etc. Mollison says he came down at Lyons, talks about the South Atlantic being very bad, talks about the distance of 2,000 miles being covered in 17 hours. Amy talks about everybody here being proud of him.
Personalities - Aviation; Amy Johnson (Mrs J Mollison) (1904-1941), James (Jim) Allan Mollison (1905-59), Great Britain
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