Queen Amelia of Portugal reviews girl guides at Buccleugh House Richmond. Greater London.
Children; royalty; youth organisations. Queen Amelia of Portugal (though this is after the Portuguese kicked out their royalty in 1910) reviews Girl Guides at Buccleugh House; Richmond. Shot of ex-Queen;...
Queen Amelia of Portugal reviews girl guides at Buccleugh House Richmond. Greater London.
Children; royalty; youth organisations. Queen Amelia of Portugal (though this is after the Portuguese kicked out their royalty in 1910) reviews Girl Guides at Buccleugh House; Richmond. Shot of ex-Queen; a sort of dumpy middle-aged woman; walking down steps with a few others. Cute shot of children's (little boys) drum and bugle corps marching around in uniforms like sailor suits. They are followed by Girl Guides carrying flags; dressed in various British ethnic costumes. One older girl wears long train carried by two tiny girls. Shot of Amelia and some men walking around field where girls are standing. The Queen being given a bouquet by one of the little boys in sailor suits.
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