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Author	Davidson, Raymond O.
Title	Raymond O. Davidson personal film [motion picture] : Swan Homes field day, official opening of Lee-Steere House Oct. 2nd., 1949.
Published/Produced	Raymond Davidson, 1949.

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Raymond O Davidson personal film: Swan Homes field day, official opening of Lee-Steere House Oct. 2nd., 1949

Raymond O Davidson personal film: Swan Homes field day, official opening of Lee-Steere House Oct. 2nd., 1949

LOCATION	CALL NO	STATUS	NOTE	MESSAGE
Climate Control Stack (20 degrees)	J400494 J copy	AVAILABLE	Viewing of films may be restricted based on format and number of copies held. Ask staff.	REQUEST RETRIEVAL

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Portion of title	Swan Homes field day, official opening of Lee-Steere House Oct. 2nd., 1949
Physical description	1 film reel (6 min.) : si., col. ; 16 mm.
Series	[State Film Archives collection]
Notes	Acetate ; Picture Print.
Credits	Credit: Photography: R.O. Davidson.
Additional formats	1 film reel : si., col. ; 16 mm. ; acetate ; Original Reversal Positive.
Summary	The opening of Lee-Steere House of the Swan Home is shown. Archbishop Moline, Lady Lee-Steere, Roy Peterkin, A.A. Robinson and radio personality Dick Fair are shown. The field day also includes white elephant stalls and coca cola stalls. The children and adults are shown.
Subjects	Fair, Dick.
	Robinson, A. A.
	Swan Homes.
	Children -- Institutional care -- Western Australia.
	School farms -- Western Australia.
	Orphanages -- Western Australia.
	Moline, Robert William Haines, 1889-1979.
	Peterkin, A. Roy (Angus Roy), 1906-1991.