Full title reads: "ARMISTICE DAY, 1934. - The ceremony at Catterick Camp."
Catterick Army Camp, North Yorkshire.
Line of war veterans with two men in front of them holding Colours of British Legion. Troops marching past camera - they stop for a second to move towards the side of road...
Full title reads: "ARMISTICE DAY, 1934. - The ceremony at Catterick Camp."
Catterick Army Camp, North Yorkshire.
Line of war veterans with two men in front of them holding Colours of British Legion. Troops marching past camera - they stop for a second to move towards the side of road and then continue marching. War veterans, many with medals marching past camera. Troops and British Legion men entering church.
Interior - service in process. Line of men in uniforms blowing trumpets - outside. Cut back to the service - quire boys in white robes walking slowly to the camera. Choir boys and priest leaving the church after the service. They are followed by others.
Highly ranked Army officer inspecting the line of war veterans - he stops to talk to some. The officer salutes to war veteran marching past him.
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