A beautiful, Pathécolor vision of the Powys market town of Machynlleth, famous as the location where the rebellious Owen Glendower was crowned Prince of Wales in 1404 (Cambria is the classical name for Wales).
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Machynlleth (In the Heart of Cambria) Trailer
United Kingdom 01 March 1929
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