ROLL ONE



EKTACHROME EF TYPE 7242 TUNGSTEN ???



SHOT IN DAYLIGHT - 100ft


1.
Shots taken at Fort



LS seat and canopy where Queen Victoria's statue was erected.


2.
MS Seat and canopy


3.
Pan from University clock tower to the plinth of the statue of Sir Richard Temple, Governor of Bombay (1877-80) situated at one end of Oval.


4.
MS Statue of XIth Lord Reay (Donald James Mackey), Governor of Bombay (1885-90) situated at one end of the Oval.


5.
Lord Reay - Tilt up from book to face.


6.
LS Statue of Lord Sandhurst (William Nansfiled. Second Baron) Governor of Bombay (1895-1900) situated at churchgate end of Oval.


7.
Lord Sandhurst, OS face showing chipped off nose.


8.
CS Tablet which reads "SANDHURST" ect.


9.
Shot of the Oval - Pan to University clock Tower. The Eucharist Congress was held here and this is one of Bombay's well-known landmarks.


10.
Alternate shot - Clock Tower - no panning


11.
Gateway of India, erected to commemorate the landing of King George V and Queen Mary in 1911. The statue of Shivaji, the Maratha leader can be seen in the foreground left.


12.
Gateway on India


13.
MS equestrian statue of Shivaji (above). This statue is in the place of King George V which was there before.


14.
LS Plinth where the statue of Harding of Penshurst, Viceroy and Governor-General (1910-16) was.


15.
CS Panel on the side of the base of above plinth.


16.
CS Tablet which reads "Harding of Penshurst" etc.


17.
Tilt up from a visitor at the base of the statue of the Prince of Wales. George Frederick Ernst Albert, 1905-06 inside the Prince of Wales Museum. The dome of the museum can be seen in left background.


18.
Tilt up from hands and sword to face of statue above.


19.
CS Insignia


20.
CS of a man looking at it and passing


21.
Shot of Prince of Wales Museum - LS


22.
Closer view


23.
Shot of Albert Museum



Exterior shot of the Museum - slight pan.


24.
LS Shot of the equestrian statue of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, erected in the Fort area of Bombay in commemoration of the visit of His Royal Highness to India 1875-76. The people of Bombay call this statue "Kala Ghoda" (Black Horse) and the area in which this was erected is also called by the same name.



ROLL TWO - EKTACHROME EF TYPE 7242 TUNGSTEN RATED AT ASA 80 WITH 85 FILTER SHOT IN DAYLIGHT - 100ft.


1.
Repeat of shot 24 above in ROLL ONE (the colour of the statue is a sort of greenish black)


2.
Tilt up from stirrup to face of above statue


3.
MS Horse's head and face of statue above


4.
CS Head of statue above


5.
MLS Three other statues adjacent to the above statue


6.
MS of the statue (the one on the extreme right and shot above)


7.
CS Face of above statue (shot 6)




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Background: The graveyard of all but three of the old Royal Statues is behind the Albert Museum inside Victoria Gardens in Bombay. Those statues some of them deformed or disfigured by hool grans while they were in their original places, have been removed and placed adjacent to each other in this obscure spot, perhaps to be housed permanently later inside the museum itself.