INTEREST. A 1924 works outing for employees of Pullars of Perth to the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley, the Cenotaph, and Westminster Abbey.

"THE EXCURSION TO WEMBLEY OF EMPLOYEES OF Pillars of Perth THE FAMOUS CLEANERS AND DYERS." (12). "The arrival was 7.30a.m. This is Wembley Station just before that hour." (20). LS central platforms at Wembley Station; a train is pulling into the far platform; pan right, some passengers alight (28). "This is the outside of the station, showing some of the party arriving." (36). The street outside the station, crowds walk towards the camera (46). "The Directors and Mr R. Macgregor Mitchell, M.P. for Perth, awaiting the excursionists inside the Exhibition." (55). LS a group of men in suits and bowler hats waiting at the top of some steps (outside?); the men descend the steps towards the camera (78). MS the group of four men waiting (93). "The party at breakfast." (97). Interior shot of a crowded hall, with people seated for breakfast being waited on by a number of girls (120). "Some more of the Perth excursionists leaving the breakfast hall." (126). LS courtyard outside the breakfast hall; crowds of men and women walk towards the camera; some smile and wave (180). "The Directors with Mr. R. Macgregor Mitchel, M.P., making their way to the Amusement Park." (188). Sunny street with trees, the men walk along the pavement towards the camera (201). "The Directors enjoying one of the many thrills in the Amusement Park." (207). A man and a woman slide down a large bumpy slide (215); followed by two other couples (230). "A few of the many stunts in the Amusement Park which were enjoyed by the Pullar party." (240). HAS crowded amusement park (249). LS from the side of a wooden rollercoaster (265). LS train ride, with "HEYDAY" painted on the side of the carriages (273). LS large merry-go-round ride, a hoarding reads "JACK & JILL" (289). A waltzer-type ride (307). "This speed should be adopted if Wembley is to be "done" in one day." (315). Series of speeded-up LS shots of the crowded amusement park (372). "Laying a wreath on the Cenotaph at Whitehall." (377). LS short procession of men and women walking down the centre of Whitehall, carrying a large wreath and laying it at the base of the memorial; there are some spectators and motor traffic (408). The procession carries on around the memorial (421). "Entering the shrine of the Unknown Warrior in Westminster Abbey, where another wreath was laid." (429). MS procession of women walking past the ivy-covered exterior walls of Westminster Abbey into a doorway, followed by the men (450 ft).