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Notre Dame Football Movie (b/w photo)

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Chicago, Illinois: 1930. This group being greeted by Alonzo Stagg is off to Hollywood to play the principal roles in the film, 'The Spirit of Notre Dame'. Knute Rockne's untimely death prevented his appearance in the picture. L-R: Paul O'Connor, former fullback; Arthur McMannon, ex-tackle; Adam Walsh, captain of the famous 1924 'Four Horsemen' team; Mrs. Knute Rockne, who will help direct the film; Alonzo Stagg, University of Chicago coach; John Law, 1929 captain; Bill Rockne, son of the coach; and Don MIller and Jim Crowley, two of the 'Four Horsemen'.

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