Cuts (offcuts, selected scenes, out-takes, rushes) for documentary film "Elizabeth is Queen".
Scenes of coronation of the Queen Elizabeth II - coronation procession and parade.
Various shots of the members of the Royal family, guests and dignitaries riding in coaches through the crowded streets. Various shots of the streets decorated in flags, flowers and royal insignia.
Various troops and army bands marching though the crowded streets - British troops, colonial troops, guardsmen, yeomen of the guard, mounted troops etc.
Some very good high angle shots of the troops marching through the packed streets. Various shots of the procession of coaches moving slowly through the streets. Queen's State Coach is seen several times. Troops are seen parading in perfect order - quite fascinating. A good frontal shot of Buckingham Palace with Royal mast flying. More shots of the procession.
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