DRAMA. A soldier returns to the family home but can get no reply. A neighbour emerges from her house. (Jump in film, presumably the neighbour tells the soldier where his mother is). The soldier enters the gates of the poor house. He ...
No titles. The Boer generals, Louis Botha, Jacobus Delarey and Christian De Wet walk down the gangplank from the liner `Saxon' onto the Southampton quayside, accompanied by Mr. Brebner, their secretary. A large crowd watches them land and ...
DRMA. A man is seen at home with his wife and children, when he receives a summons to hold himself ready for service in the army, as he is a reservist. He is then seen taking his departure. After the war, the same room is seen empty of ...
Lord Kitchener on his return from the Boer War, inspects troops on Southampton quayside. Amongst his aides are Generals John French and Ian Hamilton.
An Indian procession of state which includes a carriage in which are seated a man in uniform and a woman with a sunshade.
Mounted troops are followed by an open carriage in which a man in uniform and a woman with sunshade, other carrraiges and ...
No main title. The Viceroy's procession passes the camera between lines of troops with stands containing spectators in the background. Other, larger buildings can be seen in the background. The Viceregal party are seated in howdahs on ...
CORONATION DURBAR AT DELHI: (1902) Review of troops (0-19); Viceregal escort of infantry, cavalry and pipe band, with landaus conveying the Viceroy's party (20-90); spectators mounted on caparisoned elephants (95). PAUL (TC 10.00.00 - 10.01.52, source ...
INTEREST. A series of shots of an Indian elephant stacking logs in a timber yard (86 ft).
Coverage of the Delhi Durbar of 1902-1903.
No titles. View over heads of spectators of review of troops including Indian lancers (19). Vice-regal escort of infantry, Indian cavalry and Indian army pipe bands, with landaus conveying ...
No main title. The Viceregal procession to the Coronation Durbar consisting of British and Indian troops, including the first squadron of the 4th Royal Dragoon Guards; Battery H of the Royal Horse Artillery and the Imperial Cadets Corps. ...
