Wg 18 - 1933 Rolls Royce Limousine Owned by Tommy Hunter Son of the Famous Alex cocky Hunter, Second-Hand Dealer, Outside their Premises - the Old Sick Childrens Hospital, Castlehill Terrace, Aberdeen, with Ys 2764, a 1935 Rolls Royce Limousine Owned by Ronald Grant who Later Bought Wg 18 from Tommy for £50. the Bash in the Front Mudguard Happened when Ronald was doing Relief Projection at the Cinema House Skene Terrace. the Car was Parked Outside the Cinema, at the Foot of Skene Terrace, Facing Hm Theatre, [It was then a Two-Way Street]. a Vehicle Travelling too Fast, Swung Round the Corner from Union Terrace, Hit the Rolls Royce, then Drove Off. it was Later Learned to have been a Young Mechanic at the Harper Motor Company, Union Glen, who was Was Overheard by a Colleague Boasting about It. but with No Eye Witnesses it was Impossible to Prove Photo Taken 1961

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LONDON

The Works of Pathescope Ltd on the North Circular Road, London. the Firm Specialised in home Movie Film 9.5Mm in Width for home Filming and Screening Photo: Pre 1953

9 5mm, British, Cinema, Home Movies, Pathescope, Substandard Film Gauge