The Brazilian Fleet (1919)

The Brazilian fleet. Portsmouth, Hampshire. Title frame: Rear-Admiral P.F. de Frontin and our South American Allies; guests of the [British] Navy. This is just after the end of World War One. GV ships in harbour; tugboat goes by in FG. Another shot; from a bit raised; of part of 2 ships; with Brazilian flags flying. Sailors; in dark uniforms; walk up ramp onto ship; salute. Slowly pan right across deck; with Brazilian sailors hanging out and having a sort of dance party; several of them are dancing together in pairs — festive and a bit bizarre. CU smiling young sailor standing at the Victrola phonograph; turning the big horn speaker— nice shot. Another view ship; with the Rear Admiral (?) and another officer coming up from below deck. CU de Frontin on deck; many cranes etc. on docks in BG Shot of Brazilian flag flying. Music; recreation; military; recording; Latin America FILM ID: A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT’S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASC
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