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1935 UNITED KINGDOM: FOOTBALL/SOCCER - Famous comedians in crowd liven things up at charity soccer
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1:28Now PlayingDate: 1st November 1935
Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: JOCKEYS K.O. BOXERS
ENGLAND: London
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Pan. of Boxers and Jockeys on field. Gen view crowd. Cu. toss up. Gen. view kick off, Semi view of Crazy Gang, cu. of Bud Flanagan smiling. Semi view of play. Long view 'Crazy Gang' onto field. Semi view of Crazy Gang ragging Broomfield. Cu. kids laugh. Long view Crazy Gang chase player. Semi view of Broomfield walking away putting on shirt. Cu. of Charlie Naughton stealing the Football cup Long view play and goal scored
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