Newsreel

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He was performing at the Opera House and the next day was the Battle of Flowers, which was being filmed for like Newsreel.

And he's like, look at this new technology I need to get in front of that.

And he sort of took that and went back to Hollywood and took, you

TV news.

Newsreel.

Newsreel could be a thing.

This does remind me too of the fun thing that we called silent films of course weren't called that until the advent of talkies.

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A fact that has later been criticized by journalists, civil liberties groups, and eventually members of Congress.

While the House Un-American Activities Committee defended the film as accurate, subsequent investigations and unedited Newsreel footage proved that the narrative was heavily manipulated.

They lied.

But they got what they wanted.

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We conclude The Mysterious Traveler with The Man Who Knew Everything.

Like he allegedly dragged a double-decker bus across O'Connell Bridge.

And there's great footage of him, actually Pathé Newsreel footage of him with Noel Cantwell, swinging Noel Cantwell.

And Joel Lynch from the, Joel Lynch from Glenrow, Oh my God.

Cork actor.