British Lancasters arrive for an army air forces celebration

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Title

British Lancasters arrive for an army air forces celebration

Description

Photograph 1 is the Rose Bowl stadium, Passadena with a printed comment.
Photograph 2 is the Hollywood Bowl with a printed comment.
Item 1 is a newspaper cutting from the Los Angeles Times. There is a photograph of seven Lancasters and a line of airmen.

Date

1946-07

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Format

Two b/w photographs and one newspaper cutting on a scrapbook page

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Identifier

SMathersRW55201v10024

Transcription

[photograph]

NESTLED IN THE Pasadena Valley, surrounded by green wooded hills, stands the Rose Bowl, palace of sport, stamping ground of the heroes of football. The stadium stands as a salute to the millionfold American sports followers, and to the men who valiantly participated in the games, as thousands cheer their favored team to victory.

[photograph]

THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL, rich in the rustic natural grandeur of the hills and slopes of Southern California. Acoustically perfect, this, the world's largest amphitheatre, plays host each year to the greatest musicians of our time and the greatest music of all time, at the Symphonies Under the Stars.

[page break]

Los Angeles Times [symbol]

CC MONDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1946 CITY NE[missing letters]

BRITISH LANCASTERS ARRIVE FOR ARMY AIR FORCES CELEBRATION

[photograph]
TOKEN VISITORS – Crews of 15 Lancaster bombers line up for review at Long Beach Municipal Airport after arrival on last leg of “Operation Goodwill” from Britain. The British flyers and their planes will take part in Army Air Force Day observances Thursday. The flight here is in token repayment of numerous ones made by U.S. planes in war.

Citation

“British Lancasters arrive for an army air forces celebration,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed April 27, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/9628.

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