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Universal Newsreel · Volume 30, Release 30 · April 8, 1957 · Full release

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    New Aerial Work Horse

    The Air Force’s newest and biggest aerial work horse wears skis.

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    Parade in Spain

    Spanish forces parade in Madrid on the 18th anniversary of the end of the Civil War.

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    “Young Stranger” Has Debut

    In New York, “The Young Stranger,” has a glittering double debut, with a distinguished list of guests on hand to hail the new picture and its star, James…

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    Golf “Mastery” — Diving Queen Debuts

    Los Angles salutes Pat McCormick in her professional debut.

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New Aerial Work Horse (Universal Newsreel, Apr 1957)

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The original release sheet reads: 1. NEW AERIAL WORK HORSE - The Air Force’s newest and biggest aerial work horse wears skis. Task Force Slide, in Minnesota, tests the 62 ton “Hercules” cargo carrier with the biggest aircraft skis ever–1800 pounds each! 2A/B/C/D. PARADE IN SPAIN - Spanish forces parade in Madrid on the 18th anniversary of the end of the Civil War. Prominent are U.S. tanks and jets. / MIDGET CONVENTION in Reno takes over the town–and there’s nothing small-time about the “little people,” who do it all in a big way. / FRENCH HELICOPTERS, a new design powered by turbo-jet engines, soar over New York’s skyline. They’ll be manufactured in the U.S. / BAKERS’ DOZENS of delicious rolls for Dutch youngsters highlight the Lenten season with a traditional symbolic feast for thousands of kids. 3. “YOUNG STRANGER” HAS DEBUT - In New York, “The Young Stranger,” has a glittering double debut, with a distinguished list of guests on hand to hail the new picture and its star, James MacArthur–son of Helen Hayes–in his screen debut. 4A/B. GOLF “MASTERY” — DIVING QUEEN DEBUTS - Los Angles salutes Pat McCormick in her professional debut. Pretty as a picture and an Olympic champ, Pat stars in magnificent one-gal show. / AUGUSTA, GA - Blasting out of a bunker and into the cup on the 18th, Doug Ford of Yonkers holes out with an amazing 66 to win the Masters Golf tourney. Ford trailed Sam Snead by three strokes beginning the final round. (TRAILER) SUPPORT CANCER CRUSADE.

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MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library

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