BY PHONO-FILM
GOVERNMENT PROPAGANDA LONDON,, Ist June. Sir Douglas Hogg has the distinction of being the first canned member of tho British Cabinet under tho Conservative Party's phono-film scheme for propaganda purposes. He gave a ten minutes' address on the Trade Unions Bill, the record of which was enclosed in a small tin and the film dispatched wherever required. Meanwhile the famous film showing all members of tho Cabinet working is being installed in the kinema vans on behalf of the party for free open-air shows in villages throughout tho country.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 127, 2 June 1927, Page 9
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