Reports: His Majesty in Westminster at luncheon with Dominion representatives

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
414
Date Released
10 May 1937
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Tragedy
  2. 2Reports: Mr Mackenzie King opens Chelsea Bridge
  3. 3Reports: Canadian troops arrive at Southampton
  4. 4Reports: Fleet in the Thames
  5. 5Reports: His Majesty in Westminster at luncheon with Dominion representatives
  6. 6Reports: Scouts to sell programme
  7. 7Names and News: The Duchess of Atholl speaks on Basque children
  8. 8Names and News: Emir Abdullah
  9. 9Names and News: Miss Sheila Martin, Australia’s Perfect Girl, in Court Gown
  10. 10Names and News: Tornado Smith
  11. 11Coronation
  12. 12Statuary: Contributed by Movietone Staff
  13. 13Sports: Reported by Alan Howland: Fishing - Trout season opens in America
  14. 14Sports: Reported by Alan Howland: Boxing - in New York amateur boxers fight as Night Club entertainment
  15. 15Extras: Progress Exhibition opened in Berlin
  16. 16Extras: Duke of Windsor meets Mrs Simpson after five months

Story

Story No. within this Issue
5 / 16
Section Title
Reports
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: HM at Westminster. SHOTLIST: Luncheon given to Dominion representatives. The King is seated at long table and rises to speak. Clapping from men at small table. The King shakes hands with the Archbishop Of Canterbury, Mr Bruce of Australia and Mr Baldwin.
Keywords
Royalty; Politics and government; Food and cooking; Religion and belief
Footage sources
Movietone
Card file number
5358
Credits:
Commentator
Ivan Scott
Length of story (in feet)
39
Story extras:
Film clip

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