Shades Of Puffing Billy Trailer (1967)

01 January 1967 Factual 10 mins

Takes a light-hearted look at the problems of operating the railway. People leave their jobs for the day, hanging up doctors' coats and workmen's overalls to become conductors, station masters and ticket collectors. Warm and witty, this film is an affectionate salute to the people who keep this little railway running and to locomotive enthusiasts everywhere.

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Australia 01 January 1967

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