Plot — What is Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5 about?
Another edition of the industry cinemagazine, featuring three film articles. Pipeline to Pimlico: water heating from Battersea Power Station to local housing, includes scenes of building the new flats and opens with scenes from the film Passport to Pimlico featuring the commentator John Slater. Hot Stuff: champion fire brigade at Brodsworth Colliery. The brigade (who are part-time firemen) is seen at practice. Full Support: Tromit gatehead safety device, Wales, at the New Cross Hands Colliery.
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Quick Facts
| Type | Movie |
| Released | 1950 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 10 min |
Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5 — FAQ
Is Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5 worth watching? Another edition of the industry cinemagazine, featuring three film articles. Pipeline to Pimlico: water heating from Battersea Power Station to local housing, includes scenes of building the new flats and opens with scen
Who directed Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5? Directed by Michael Clarke.
Who is in the cast of Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5? It stars John Slater.
Where can I stream Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5? Streaming availability for Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5 is listed above when a platform is confirmed. MovieLink App is an info guide and hosts no files.
When did Mining Review 3rd Year No. 5 release? It released in 1950.
