Sir George White Leaving the London Hippodrome Trailer

Sir George White Leaving the London Hippodrome Trailer (1900)

22 November 1900 1 mins

Crowds at the entrance to the London Hippodrome await the departure of Sir George White. He emerges in company with Mr Cook, the manager of the theatre, and is immediately surrounded by the enthusiastic crowd. Men wave their hats in the air. Policemen try to keep the crowd under control. Sir George White was famous as the defender of Ladysmith, and was invalided home.

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United Kingdom 22 November 1900

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