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... Coronation Story RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, son of the Prime Minister and well known in Liverpool in consequence of the two occasions on which he contested, unsuccessfully, Parliamentary elections in the city, is author of The Story of the Coronation (Derek ...
... yar d . queens at their coronations in all time. England for nearly 900 years. To the onlooker. the rich Robes worn by dukes. At the coronation of King crimson and ermine robes worn marquesses. earls, viscounts, and George vI in 1937 Queen Eliza- by nobility ...
... Sadly, George VI was only to live for a few months beyond the Festival and in 1953 his daughter was crowned Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey. Though Coronation Day on June 2 was drizzly, tens of thousands of Royal-watchers camped out on the streets ...
... to us from the Palace. of the Royal Family taken at the time of the Coronation of King George VI, with the Queen. Princess Eiizalsetiand Princess Margaret all wearing their coronation robes. The photograph is signed George R and Eliza both R Many Problems ...
... CORONATION SCRAPBOOK The British Museum plans to repeat next June the exhibition they staged at the Coronation of George VI. This will consist of manuscript*. prints, books. medals and drawings, relevant to Coronations through the ages. gathered from ...
... will aiso give a pre-concert talk about life with the distinguished musician, who wrote the coronation marches for both the present Queen and her father, George VI. A day-course on the life and influence of conductor Sir Adrian Boult, takes place at the ...
... THE £2,000,000 CORONATION By MARGARET BIDDELL Tomake a success of the most spectacular, colourful and dramatic tcf6 u vrlvilly en l o is r rit o e u d s e rga r es pageant of our time, the Coronation, has required the co-ordinated roses (five feet by ...
... For Coronation Year • So great is the interest of the Queen in racing that it is having a beneficial effect on the sport. It is the ardent hope of all that she can find a topclass home-bred colt to carry her colours triumphantly in the Coronation Derby ...
... Coronation Facts And Figures By MARGARET BIDDELL T O make a success of the most spectacular, colourful and dramatic pageant of our time, the Coronation, has required the co-ordinated effort of millions of British people working together for well over ...
... THE CORONATION FILE Crowning glory for millions In 1953 for the first time in history, the people of Great Britain—through television—could see the Coronation ceremony. Even in 1937 the film of George VI being crowned was censored. Earlier still the ...
... Rowston Manor Drops Out Non-Ranper In Main Ascot Race Rowston Manor was declared a non•runner for the King George VI and the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot to-day. Mr. G. S. Oolmes. Mr. F. W. Dennis' racing manager. said: The' injury is not all that ...
... 40 old-age pensioners missed Coronation Street last night Fort:r Bootle old-age pensioners missed their favourite programme, Coronation Street. last night because someone had stolen the television set from the King George VI Memorial Club in Knowsley Road ...