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Historic Cricket
Title:
Historic Cricket
NFSA ID
34971
Year
1933
This newsreel shows highlights of the second Test in the 1932–1933 series, which was won by Australia. It includes England’s Harold Larwood bowling to Jack Fingleton; Don Bradman batting as well as being bowled out; ‘Tiger’ Bill O’Reilly who was Australia’s newest bowler; and Herbert Sutcliffe batting.
Summary by Elizabeth Taggert-Speers
This newsreel links highlights of the second Test by using intertitles. The intertitles have elaborate cricket motifs and add a sense of excitement to the drama which unfolds on screen.
Historic Cricket synopsis
This newsreel segment shows highlights of the second Test played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in the 1932–1933 series, which was won by Australia. It includes England’s Harold Larwood bowling to Jack Fingleton; Don Bradman batting as well as being bowled out; ‘Tiger’ Bill O’Reilly who was Australia’s newest bowler; and Herbert Sutcliffe batting.
Historic Cricket Curator's notes
Newsreels were an integral part of cinema programming in Australia before the advent of television in 1956. Issued on a weekly basis, newsreels enabled people to further engage with local and national political stories and events.
Notes by Elizabeth Taggert - Speers
Company
Australasian Gazette
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