Anzac Day - Prince of Wales takes salute in front of Australia House, London.
DS parade of Australian and New Zealand soldiers going down street; to rt. Closer shot soldiers; with rifles; bayonets; going past in front of platform with Prince of Wales (Prince Edward) taking salute. With the...
Anzac Day - Prince of Wales takes salute in front of Australia House, London.
DS parade of Australian and New Zealand soldiers going down street; to rt. Closer shot soldiers; with rifles; bayonets; going past in front of platform with Prince of Wales (Prince Edward) taking salute. With the Prince is Australian Prime Minister William Hughes; and several generals; etc.
After parade (?) DS masses of ANZACs swarming round the platform; pan over. Prince of Wales; on horseback at rt. watches New Zealanders (?) march. Closer shot of soldiers marching; toward camera & past to rt. Prince on horse watching troops. Prince on horse; with man in top hat speaking to him; officers standing around. Group of military bigwigs - both Army & Navy - walking toward camera. Prince and 4 other Army officers rides past; in large open square.
Prince rides toward camera; along row of troops. The other 4 officers review troops with him.
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