VS. The winner being congratulated. VS. Entrance to Cadogan Pier. CU. Man in naval uniform looking through binoculars. VS. People on embankment waiting for race. VS. The scullers during their race along Thames. An armada of pleasure boats follow them....
VS. The winner being congratulated. VS. Entrance to Cadogan Pier. CU. Man in naval uniform looking through binoculars. VS. People on embankment waiting for race. VS. The scullers during their race along Thames. An armada of pleasure boats follow them. VS. Man wearing Doggitt's Coat and Arm Badge. MS. The Duke of Edinburgh walks across deck of pleasure boat and climbs into a smaller craft. CU. Wake of pleasure boat. LS. Houses of Parliament from across river and pleasure boats passing in f.g. Two views of St. Paul's from a moving boat on river. LS. Tower Bridge from water level. (Lav.)
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