SEVACS 'TELL MUM' OVER US RADIO Evacuated to America British children broadcast their impr...(1940)

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BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)

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New York City, U.S.A.: GV New York ... LIBRARY 8862

LV Pan up Broadcasting station ... LIBRARY 8108

GV Int. Children at table broadcasting.
SV Children at table broadcasting.
CU little boy answering questions.
SV little girl and boy at table, girl answering questions.
CU little girl answering questions.
CU elder girl answering questions.

SOUND EFFECTS. CU little boy answering questions: Announcer heard asking questions: "Tell me something about your daddy will you?"

Little Boy. "He's rector of a big parish in the East End of London, in Stepney. I hope that he and my mummy are listening."

Announcer. "Well we certainly hope so too. Are you having a good time here in the United States?"

Little Boy. "Yes, very."

SV little girl and boy at table, girl answering questions.

Announcer. "What was you first impression of this country? What did you like most?"

Little girl. "Drug stores."

Announcer: "Drug stores. Why, honey?"

Little girl. "Because they have ice-cream in them."

CU Little girl answering Announcers question: "Are you happy here in the United States?"

Little girl. "Fairly."

Announcer. "Say something to your folks back home. They'll be listening to you, now say something to them."

Little girl. "Well, I hope you're not dead yet."

Announcer (seriously) "I hope so too."

CU Older girl being Questioned.

Announcer. "What did you like about food that you didn't get in England?" (wording not correct.)

Girl; "Hot dogs!"

Announcer. "Hot dogs."

Children; Media; United States of America; Displaced Persons

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