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SIXTY-NINE
Documentary
Thames rowing and sailing boats are handled with skill. The film has a grand finale, showing the Graduation Parade and the march past, headed by the massed Cadet Band. From here men take their places in the numerous branches of the Senior Service to ensure that, as in the past, in the future too, Brittania Rules the Waves.
T970I The Last Journey. (I Reel.) Documentary. From the Great
Hall of Westminster the body of his late Majesty is carried on its final journey from King George VI. 's beloved capital and home, London. Through the streets of London, lined all the way with thousands upon thousands of his subjects paying final homage, the procession winds its way slowly to Paddington station where the coffin is borne on to the Royal train to take it to its last resting place at St. George's Chapel, Windsor.
T9707 Trooping the Colour 1952. (I Reel.) Documentary. In the first
year of her reign Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 11. reviews her Guards at the spectacular and traditional Trooping the Colour on Horse Guards Parade.
T/9732 Monsters. Do " monsters " exist ? Many authorities assert that
they are just figments of the imagination, but there are others who wonder. . . . Perhaps you, too, are sceptical. This little film does not attempt to prove or disprove any particular theory, but merely to make you think.
T/9738 The Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. (2 Reels). Here in all its pageantry and brilliance is a never-to-be forgotten record of the wonderful and outstanding event in British History. From the moment the Goiden Coach leaves Buckingham Palace, the crowds lining the route, tumultuously acclaim their young and beautiful Queen, on this her Coronation Day. Complete, in all its detail, this film brings to you the full significance and history of the Coronation Service. Here is a film which will capture your imagination and stii the hearts of all 3'our audiences a film which will present a complete and permanent
record of this truly great occasion.
T/9754 Thames Valley. (2 Reels.) Much has been written about Old
Father Thames, but generally this has concentrated on that portion so loved by Londoners as a whole. This film, hov^^ever, treats the subject in a different manner and the camera is used to take you on the journey from the Thames source, right down until it reaches the Pool of London.
T/9760 Christmas Day Round the World. (I Reel). A special Christmas
release that takes you, the audience, round the world on Christmas Day, showing how worshippers in many lands gather to give thanks on this day of all days. This film is released in sound and silent versions and is certainly a must for all Christmas Shoves.
T/9763 Our Mr. Shakespeare. (4 Reels). This is a documentary film deal
ing w^ith Stratford-on-Avon and its associations with Shakespeare. Many beauty spots and historical buildings of Warwickshire, several of which are referred to in the plays, are also shown. The Memorial Theatre is visited and a scene from " Hamlet " is seen. Later there is an excerpt from "' Romeo and Juliet " at the annual celebration at Southw^ark. The detail is interesting and varied and is skilfully assembled, the commentary is informative and the photography excellent. The film is refreshingly off the beaten track and is good entertainment.