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Elephant March in Phnom Penh

1899, French. Directed by Gabriel Veyre.

Short actuality capturing an elephant procession in the streets of Phnom Penh: elephants bearing riders, walking through public space in procession, as part of local ceremony or spectacle.

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Released
9 October 1899
Original title
Promenades des éléphants à Phnom Penh
Country
France

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Elephant March in Phnom Penh (1899) was directed by Gabriel Veyre.

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