Remembrance Day

Issue No.

363-1

Date Released

8 Aug 1918

Stories in this Issue:

Story No. within this Issue: 4 / 5
Summary: [1ST SUBTITLE]: "King, Parliament and People meet for prayer at St Margaret’s, Westminster." King George V and Queen Mary arrive at St Margaret’s, Westminster for ceremony marking four years since Britain’s entry into the war. With Archbishop of Canterbury, the Duke of Connaught, Princess Maud and Princess Victoria. Crowds and newsreel cameramen at work. Arrival of Lloyd George, Balfour and members of Lords and Commons. [2ND SUBTITLE]: "Bishop of London at Hyde Park shrine". On the same day Bishop of London leading clergy in dedication of memorial to war dead in Hyde Park. [3RD SUBTITLE]: "WAACs at St Martin-in-the-Fields service". Also on the same day WAACs seen going up steps of St Martin-in-the-Fields.
Keywords: Royalty; Commemorations; Politics and government; Mass media; Aristocracy; Ceremonies; Military; Religion and belief

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