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... the British War Medal; 3-- Victory Medal; 4-- Queen Victorias Jubilee; 5-- King George V's Coronation 6-- King George V's Jubilee 7-- King George Vi s Coronation 8-- Officer of the Legion of Honour; 9 American D.S.M. No. 10 is the Star and Badge of the ...
... 'background history to the Coronation ceremony, its Regalia and Abbey setting is in a revised, extended reprint of Lewis Broad's Queens, Crowns And Coronations (Hutchinson, 12s. 6d.), originally published for George VI 's Coronation and packed with fascinating ...
... the world's leading figures and also many historical paintings. In the centre of the room is his portrait of King George VI in his Coronation robes ...
... CONCERNING THE CORONATION by Cyril Butcher AT the time of writing, the controversy raging around the televising of the Coronation ceremony has not yet been entirely resolved. But we have reason to hope that all will be well, and that this unfortunate ...
... By Alan Thomas ONE of the most imposing contribu tions to the wealth of literature that has been written on and round the Coronation is a sumptuous volume entitled, A Chronicle of Kingship: 1066 to 1937, by R. B. Mowat and T. D. Griffith Davies (Arthur ...
... importance as the crowning of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth brings the news-reel and the documentary short into prominence. Amongst the latter, THE HOUSE OF WINDSOR. prepared for general release concurrent with Coronation celebrations by Pathé Pictures ...
... The World of Books Reviewed, by VERNON FANE OF all the direct results of this Coronation summer in publishing, the most agreeable so far has been the Coronation scrap-book, WHEN VICTORIA BEGAN TO REIGN (Faber and Faber. 12s. 6d.). Hiss Margaret Lambert ...
... called When Victoria Began to Reign (Faber and Faber, 1 2s. 6d.). The author, Miss Margaret Lambert, calls her volume A Coronation Year Scrap-book, meaning that it consists of contemporary cuttings and borrowings. The suggestion does her far less than ...
... show a boy with waving hair, an un-military, un-Prussian touch, brilliant eyes and a rather girlish chin. Soon after his coronation Ludwig's enthusiasms found a worthy focal point. Richard Wagner, who was at that time, it was 1864, poor, greatly in debt ...
... through commentator broadcasts, perhaps the most dramatic of all being that of the Abdication, and subse- nn^ntlv the Coronation of King George VI. His most satisfactory, though most difficult, assignment was George Bernard Shaw. Get Shaw on anything, he was ...