Royal Visit To Textile Industrial Centres - King George V and Queen Mary.
Lancashire?
General view of large crowds of people in a factory courtyard, watching as the King and Queen walk by with entourage (including several military officers). The Royals smile and wave and chat to a...
Royal Visit To Textile Industrial Centres - King George V and Queen Mary.
Lancashire?
General view of large crowds of people in a factory courtyard, watching as the King and Queen walk by with entourage (including several military officers). The Royals smile and wave and chat to a few people.
M/S of the King and Queen shaking hands with a small line of people outside a flag-decked building.
M/S of the Royal couple riding with other officials on a 'Phoenix' vehicle - looks like it is normally loaded with bales of fabric. They drive past crowds who wave and cheer.
The Queen cuts a ribbon to open a new building and she and the King go inside with officials.
Cut to city street where huge crowds stand around a large memorial and watch the King and Queen being greeted by officials (some military, again) on the steps of a building after getting out of their car. They all walk up the steps. Pan across crowds of children waving Union Jack Flags.
In the grounds of a military hospital the King pins medals on a soldier with one leg and a nurse while crowds of others watch.
Cut back to city street as crowds cheer and wave the Royal car as it drives off.
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