1932 Los Angeles Olympics Trailer

1932 Los Angeles Olympics Trailer (1932)

15 August 1932 Factual 148 mins

The IOC has managed to assemble 49 minutes of sound coverage and 99 minutes of silent footage from the 1932 Summer Games, using material from U.S., British, German and Swedish newsreels.

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