Adelaide Advances Trailer

Adelaide Advances Trailer (1954)

01 January 1954 Factual 11 mins

Made by The National Film Board 1954, this film captures the delightful city of Adelaide, capital of South Australia. The city set against a background of hills, owes a lot to its original plan by Colonel Light. The film displays the beauty of its wide streets and impressive public buildings and also features landscape painter Hans Heysen.

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Cast

David Low

as Commentary

Crew

Bern Gandy

Director

International Releases Dates

Australia 01 January 1954

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