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... Back To IM*- A ’’ Scrapbook for 1902 ’’ will be produced the week preceding the Coronation and In this Captain A. W. Fcatherstone, who was a state trumpeter at the Coronation of King Edward VII. In 1902. will describe the scene In Westminster Abbey. Percy ...
... Edition Now on S Revised THE CROWN JEWELS AND CORONATION CHAIR The beautiful gold-covered book, “The Crown Jewels and Coronation Chair, has proved so popular that a new edition has had be printed to rneet demands. The opportunity has been taken to bring ...
... plotting our destruction. —Reuter, 11 IN SOUND TEAM: SIX IN TV 8.8.C/s Coronation voices named 8.8.C. announces that the principal sound and television commentators for the Coronation broadcasts on June 2 have now been chosen. The sound team will comprise ...
... for distribution among the elementary school children of the city, in connection with the Coronation celebrations arranged by the City Council. These Coronation coins, placed in sealed boxes, will repose in the bank until next Tuesday, when they will ...
... speaking to them from his home. Four times before his death King George V broadcast at Christmas. After his coronation in 1937, King George VI continued the tradition of Christmas broadcasts, although he hinted that it might not be a regular event. He ...
... There was no Royal broadcast Christmas Day in 1936. King Edward had abdicated and King George VI. bad not been crowned. On the night of the Coronation, King George VI. spoke to the people through the microphone and there wsne^jome ,the experience, but last ...
... bigrac® —probably the King George VI Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot- Schikampur is in active training for the Derby Massai King is being made ready for the 2.000 Guineas No horse has been picked out y® l for the Coronation Cup, it understood.—B.U.P ...
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... the freehold site near the corner of Cledling-road containing about six acres. in commemoration of the Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth, the land to be used for the purpose of permanent public playing fields, and to be ...
... part in the peat Coronation scene at Westminster Abbey last May. It is here that Mr. Frank Salisbury, R.A., is working on his great paintmg of the 3aronation Ceremony. DallovAng a number of sittings given by i,he Queen in her Coronation robes at Buckingham ...
... engagements to be cancelled postponed, but the near approach Coronation kept all members of the j Family busy, especially King Edward King George VI, who, as Duke of York,, chairman of the Coronation Claims C° mittee In April King Edward attended West ' ...
... by the Silver Jubilee of King George V, and they turned the experience of that occasion to good account for the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. ...