SV Queen Mother and Princess Margaret alighting from B.O.A.C. 'Comet' aircraft and are greeted by Governor Major General Sir John Kennedy and Lady Kennedy.
Bulawayo
GV tower, pan down to GV of Rhodes Exhibition. LV towards royal car...
SV Queen Mother and Princess Margaret alighting from B.O.A.C. 'Comet' aircraft and are greeted by Governor Major General Sir John Kennedy and Lady Kennedy.
Bulawayo
GV tower, pan down to GV of Rhodes Exhibition. LV towards royal car and mounted escort entering through exhibition gate. SV pan, royal car. GV & LV crowd waiting outside court of Rhodes Pavilion. SV two small girls presenting bouquets to Queen Mother and Princess Margaret. GTV crowds around exhibition. SV Queen Mother and Princess in native village walking towards native blacksmiths. SV. Queen Mother watching. LV Queen Mother watching, natives at work in foreground. SV group of natives playing calabash drums. SV towards Queen Mother and party walking through exhibition.
Matopos
LV clergy leading procession up hill to Rhodes' tomb. GV crowd at top of hill around tomb. SCU tomb of Cecil Rhodes. LV & SV, pan towards Queen Mother and party walking up hill to tomb. GV from foot of hill crowds around tomb. SV Queen Mother, Princess and party walking up hill to tomb (2 shots). SV band and choir, pan to GV from foot of hill to crowds around tomb. SV Queen Mother, Princess and party looking at the flowers around tomb. (2 shots). SV band and choir pan to GV of crowds gathered on hillside. SV tomb - people in background. SV pan, Queen Mother leaving.
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