British Legion’s Commemoration Service (1926)

London. Title: “British Legion’s Commemoration Service. All ranks unite at inspiring service at the Cenotaph“. M/S, looking over the heads of a crowd, of a row of ex-servicemen stepping forward to the Cenotaph memorial. Each man holds a different flag of the commonwealth (New Zealand, Australia etc. In the background, more ex-servicemen march towards the memorial. Panning shot over the heads of a crowd of ex-servicemen around the Cenotaph, the men holding the flags stand at the front. M/S, looking over the crowd, of a line of official looking men, many with rows of medals; they stand in front of the memorial with their heads bowed in respectful silence. Prince Edward, the Prince of Wales, stands amongst them. In the foreground, the flag bearers raise their flags. L/S, looking over the crowd, of the flags being raised in front of the Cenotaph. Intertitle: “The King reviewed his ’Black Coated Army’ as they passed Buckingham Palace“. L/S, looking over the heads of a crowd, of King Georg