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James Scullin: National Film and Sound Archive

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McCoy Circuit
Acton, Canberra
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The National Film and Sound Archive’s collection has only a small number of records relating to James Scullin. Sound on film was a new technology and Scullin made the first recorded speech on film by an Australian Prime Minister.

Discover the highlights of the National Film and Sound Archive’s collection on James Scullin.

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