Recent Activities of Royal Family

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
312
Date Released
27 May 1935
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Recent Activities of Royal Family
  2. 2Big Blaze Causes Widespread Ruin in Kilburn Street
  3. 3Kang Teh Feeds Deer
  4. 4President Lebrun Inspects the Gigantic Liner "Normandie"
  5. 5Editorial: Sir Malcolm Campbell comments briefly on Topics of the moment: Hitler’s Speech in Reichstag and increasing the RAF. Also a tip for road users
  6. 6Amateur Golf Championship Final
  7. 7Princess Ingrid’s Wedding - described by Beryl de Querton

Story

Story No. within this Issue
1 / 7
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Recent Activities of Royal Family. DESCRIPTION: As part of the Jubilee celebrations the King and Queen drive to East London and are received at Limehouse Town Hall. The Prince of Wales visits the BIF at Birmingham. The Duke of Kent lays the foundation stone of the new Maternity Wing of the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. SHOTLIST: Shot of the King and Queen on drive to East London. The stop at Limehouse Town Hall. the Prince of Wales enters the BIF at Birmingham. He meets the blinded war veterans and walks round the exhibition. The Duke of Kent lays foundation stone, of the Maternity wing at the Royal Infirmary at Edinburgh. The Duchess presents prizes to nurses.
Keywords
Royalty; War veterans; Buildings and structures; Health and medicine; Ceremonies; Exhibitions and shows; Disabled persons
Footage sources
Movietone
Card file number
3694
Credits:
Commentator
Ivan Scott
Length of story (in feet)
75
Story extras:
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