Charge of Boer Cavalry Trailer

Charge of Boer Cavalry Trailer (1900)

21 May 1900 1 mins

In the distance is seen a number of grey objects rapidly approaching, which, upon drawing closer, are recognized as a company of Boer cavalry. As they draw nearer, you can see that they are straining every nerve and urging their horses to the utmost speed. Waving their sabres aloft on they come, so that the audience involuntarily makes an effort to move from their seats in order to avoid being trampled under the horses.

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Charge of the Boer Cavalry [no. 2] Trailer

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United States 21 May 1900

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