Youth and Dignity. Marquis of Townshend Opens a Richmond Bazaar and is Welcomed by Miss Howitt, the Youngest Mayoress.

Series

Series Name: Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

1426

Date Released

20 Nov 1924

Stories in this Issue:

1. The Undefeated. The All Blacks Demonstrated Their Superiority over a Strong London XV by 31 Points to 6 at Twickenham
2. Youth and Dignity. Marquis of Townshend Opens a Richmond Bazaar and is Welcomed by Miss Howitt, the Youngest Mayoress.
3. London From A Bucket.
4. Potted Politics - American Students Celebrate President Coolidge’s Re-Election by Mad Revels

Story

Story No. within this Issue: 2 / 4
Summary: SHOTLIST: Sea scouts lined up, girl and boy walk past them. [SUBTITLE]: THE MARQUIS TAKES A SHOT AT THE MAYORESS MLV hand cranking camera pointed at a girl.
Keywords: Organisations; Mass media; Ceremonies; Local government; Youth
Locations: Richmond; England
Library number GR: 8041 missing
Length of story (in feet): 43

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