Queen Of Canada (1957)

Ottawa, Canada.
GV. Houses of Parliament, Canadian Mounted Police standing in the foreground. SV. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, standing on steps of Government Building. AS. Royal standard. GV. Pan state coach leaving for Parliament flanked by Mounties. SV. Towards and passed, royal coach going to Parliament Square with Queen and Duke waving. GV. Coach comes in front of Parliament building. GV. Army stands to attention. SV. Queen and Duke walk onto dais in front of Parliament building. GV. As they stand there, soldiers stand to attention in the foreground. GV. Part of crowds. SV. Towards and passed, Queen walks into Houses of Parliament, people on side clapping, & SV. Duke is seen on Queen's left.
GTV. As Queen and the Duke walk down isle towards throne, & GTV. TS. Audience. SV. Queen and Duke standing in front of their seats. The Queen sits down and she tells the others to sit, they do. GTV. Seated congregation, & GTV. Canada's Prime Minister Mr John Diefenbaker sits at Queen's right.
GV. Crowds running, Houses of Parliament. GV. Towards and pan with royal coach as it leaves into back view. AS. Royal standard over Government House. GV. Reception at Government House. Queen stands in the centre, talking to people. Governor General for Canada, Vincent Massey is seen on the Queen's right. More shots of the queen talking to people. LV. Prince Philip talking to personalities. GV. The Governor General presenting people to the Queen. GV. Reception. Several shots of Queen walking to her place at head of table. GV. Queen and Duke sit down. SV. Smiling Queen at table.
FILM ID:1503.29
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[@anacletwilliams8315]

I was so saddened by the news of the passing of Her Majesty yesterday, September 8th, 2022. Such a tragic day.

[@purplehello98]

May God rest the Queen of Canada. I hope the King will open the Canadian Parliament!

[@DDELE7]

My guess will be when they finish renovating the Centre Block. Given the King’s age it will likely be one of the last foreign trips he’ll make as he will be close to 90.

[@silviasalgado7089]

Yes yes Queen Elizabeth!!!;for ever!!05/12/22 I remember Queen Elizabeth!!!25/12/22

[@apparency]

She was so graceful and enigmatic as to be other-worldly.

[@silkeotd7194]

I wish I could see her gown with the maple leaves in crystals and emeralds...

[@christopherpeter978]

Rest in peace Your Majesty

[@Rockman7532]

Great Video!

[@elizabethsackey4852]

Blessed

[@cripplehawk]

"As is tradition."

[@Samuelissad]

So?

[@bigcat100and2]

the lovely princess of canada

[@user-be9gr3wv3r]

VERY BEAUTIFUL WHEN SHE WAS YOUNG. SHE WAS LIKE A GODDESS.

[@PrincessZoey]

whats the piece of music that is being played in this video?

[@anacletwilliams8315]

I have no idea. All I can say is that it is horrendous.

[@BirthdayDvrk]

Maple leaf forever

[@alecia2023]

@@anacletwilliams8315 It's not.

[@anacletwilliams8315]

@@alecia2023 It sure is, Alecia. Horrendous!

[@alecia2023]

@@anacletwilliams8315 Nope it’s not Anaclet.This is amazing music

[@Saywaymaylaynaykaytaybayfayhay]

I didn’t know Queen Elizabeth was in this video

[@GodisMyNo1]

She is the Queen of Canada

[@jimk140]

I wonder what they sound like when they speak their mother tongue............German.