San Remo Pigeon Shooting On Sleeve As Sam Remo Pigeon Shooting (1937)

Title reads: "San Remo"
Pigeon shooting contest on coast. Various shots of marksmen firing rifles at pigeons. The birds are released one at a time from baskets placed in firing range. The winner is Viscount de Tudor (sp.?).
Cataloguers note: looks like very posh event that aristocracy and very rich take part in.
Note: may once have been in separate LNER issue.
FILM ID:945.32
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[@rupertmcnaughtdavis3649]

Love the side-by-sides.

[@kinaocmd85]

Wind from the sea blowing in. …. I think the birds naturally are stalled rather than driven . Good for shooters in that case

[@henrimatisse7481]

so the cruelty has deep roots in the gentry. If a dude can shoot at it it must be cool in any time or age. Will it be the homeless next?