Queen Mary inspects troops at Winchester, Hampshire.
Opens with shot of guard on duty. Car pulls up, Queen and others get out, walk up steps carrying umbrellas.
Bicycle troops wheeling cycles, officer standing at far left facing the troops. M/S of same officer. Troops with bayonets marching with goat mascot in front. Side shot of a couple of soldiers on horses riding by and saluting, followed by more bayonet troops.
Queen Mary stands under umbrella on a porch or platform, the officer below on ground. Queen Mary meets some officers on the parade ground; she walks with officer toward camera with two ladies behind her. C/U of Queen talking. The officers take the Queen and ladies across yard and show them some trucks.
Horses pulling cannons in march past. L/S of cavalry: leaders in front wave caps in air and the rest, in background, do the same. Queen and officer on porch, hedge in foreground. Bicycle troops. Queen again. Bayonets. Goat.
World War One. Royalty; military.
Note: Most shots show several light scratches or 'cracks' over the centre and right of the picture.
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