May Day Celebrations At Elstow (1939)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Full titles read: "MAY DAY CELEBRATIONS"
L/S's of May Day celebrations in Elstow in Bedfordshire. L/S's of the May queen's procession. VL/S of the May Queen being crowned. L/S's of children dancing around the maypole. Several more shots of the celebrations in progress watched by large crowds.
FILM ID:1009.04
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Lovely
This was the era of Veronica Lake's long golden locks. Was it still fashionable for the young ladies to have such short hair? I know it was in the roaring 20's. Perhaps it was a school regulation? Wonderful film clip. Charming. 👏
Veronica Lake's fame was in the 1940's.
The 30's was very much the era of bobbed hair.
Happy May Day!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Merry Old England.
Ies maypole DANCING was so joyous. MAYBE if we'd return some of these gentile customs our youth would have joy to remember not guns knives swords and blood to REMEMBER. The wonderful sounds of laughter and aroma of beautiful Flowers are so MUCH in need
Love it!
omg🎉today is mayday🎉🎉
There is a movie about this celebration, Midsommar. Old and terrorific pagan sacrifice.
You're Mediterranean or Latinx, therefore; I don't think that you understand about this tradition. The only thing you can think of when observing this old tradition is to compare it to a film.
The film, Midsommar, is not an accurate portrayal of anything other than the current iconoclastic zeitgeist of trying to demonise and deconstruct European culture and identity. I can't imagine such a misrepresentation about anyone elses culture would be considered anything other than a racist attack, especially since the film maker is not of that culture.
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This is really Victorian 'Merrie England'. Colourful but fake.
@@Wotsitorlabart First of all, I think you should enroll in a history class at a school again because this video is not filmed in the Victorian era. Second, how is this fake when May Day is celebrated for centuries in England. Wotsitorlabart, you appears to be uncultured and ignorant about history.
That was mid summer rites