Canadian Headlines of 1947 Trailer (1947)

15 July 1947 Factual 11 mins

A compilation of Canadian news stories from 1947 including: long skirts, a new look in women's fashion; scenes of a record snow storm; a representative group of Canadians receive the first Canadian citizenship certificates at the Supreme Court of Canada; 18-year-old Barbara Ann Scott in Ottawa after winning the amateur European and World figure skating championships and being presented the trophy by Governor General Viscount Alexander for defending her North American title; postage stamps that commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell including shots of his home in Brantford, Ontario; the Dominion Ski Championships at Mont Ste-Anne, Quebec with twins Rhoda and Rhona Wurtele of Montreal and Tom Mobraaten of Vancouver.

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Cast

Harry S. Truman as Lui-même

Barbara Ann Scott as Elle-même

Rhoda Wurtele as Elle-même

Rhona Wurtele as Elle-même

Tom Mobraaten as Lui-même

James Cardinal MacGuigan as Lui-même

Ben Gazelle as Lui-même

René Léger as Lui-même

Crew

Gordon Sparling Director

B.E. Norrish Producer

International Releases Dates

Canada 15 July 1947

Production Companies

Associated Screen News

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