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Premier Meets Prime Minister: The Rt. Hon. E.N. Hanlon (Wearing glasses), Premier of Queensland, Australia, shakes hands with actor-playwright Ronald Adam on the set of Seven Days to Noon: at Shepperton (Middlesex) film studios. Mr. Hanlon,who was on a tour of the studios during which he addressed the workers, watched directors John Boulting shooting scenes for 'Seven Days to Noon.' Afterwards he lunched with Mr. Adam who, in that film plays the Prime minister of Britain (1952). November 28, 1949. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Premier Meets Prime Minister: The Rt. Hon. E.N. Hanlon (Wearing glasses), Premier of Queensland, Australia, shakes hands with actor-playwright Ronald Adam on the set of Seven Days to Noon: at Shepperton (Middlesex) film studios. Mr. Hanlon,who was on a tour of the studios during which he addressed the workers, watched directors John Boulting shooting scenes for 'Seven Days to Noon.' Afterwards he lunched with Mr. Adam who, in that film plays the Prime minister of Britain (1952). November 28, 1949. (Photo by Reuterphoto).
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Premier Meets Prime Minister: The Rt. Hon. E.N. Hanlon (Wearing glasses), Premier of Queensland, Australia, shakes hands with actor-playwright Ronald Adam on the set of Seven Days to Noon: at Shepperton (Middlesex) film studios. Mr. Hanlon,who was on a tour of the studios during which he addressed the workers, watched directors John Boulting shooting scenes for 'Seven Days to Noon.' Afterwards he lunched with Mr. Adam who, in that film plays the Prime minister of Britain (1952). November 28, 1949. (Photo by Reuterphoto).
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