SHEFFIELD IMPROVES CINEMA THEATRE DISABLED ACCESS SPINAL INJURY PATIENT for Sale

SHEFFIELD IMPROVES CINEMA THEATRE DISABLED ACCESS SPINAL INJURY PATIENT For Sale

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SHEFFIELD IMPROVES CINEMA THEATRE DISABLED ACCESS SPINAL INJURY PATIENT:
$124.49

STORAGE M73 M73DISBALED RIGHTS IN THE 1930S
14/20 CM
AUTO TRANSLATE OF REVERSE GIVESFINE IMAGINATION FOR A MAN.A unique film screening is taking place in Sheffield, in the Regent-Lichtspielheus. The film "Lost Horison", which had achieved tremendous success all over the world, was shown to a single audience. The spectator was Mr. Michcel Werner, a young man of 33 years old who had been confined to bed for 13 years with a spinal cord injury, unable to stand up. He wrote a letter to the cinema owner asking him to let him see the film, but in a special arrangement, because it would otherwise not be possible for him to see the film due to his infirmity. The owner, Mr. Mason, agreed, and so the whole film was organized for the individual. Our picture shows the viewer, cuf hisTregwhre ensgestreckt, mit Mr.Liason. PHOTO KEYSTONE VIET COMPANY LONDON 37102No