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English: Black and white film still from 1936 film "The Wagon and the Star". John and Mary - two main characters from the film hold hands in foreground with a majestic backdrop of mountains. "The Wagon and the Star" (or Waggon with 2x g) was a 1936 New Zealand film by Producer/Director J.J.W. Pollard, the editor of the Southland Times who also wrote the screenplay. Only one reel of the film and some out-takes survive.
4" x 5" cellulose acetate copy negative. Preservation Master. Archives New Zealand reference: AAPG 24449 W3939 6 / [1] A.9 |
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