Released in January 1926, this was the seventh of eight in the series “Across the Footlights”, distributed by Graham-Wilcox Productions. It features a test broadcast from the BBC 2.L.O. studios, Savoy Hill, London. Artists appearing include Iris White, Eddie Morris, The Dancing Radios, and, uncredited, the comedian Tommy Handley.
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