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1:39Now PlayingDate: 29th July 1957
Location: Jersey, New Jersey, U.S.A
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: ROYAL VISIT TO JERSEY
ELIZABETH 2 .QUEEN OF ENGLAND.. With the Duke of Edinburgh visits Jersey..seen stepping from the Royal Barge.. welcomed by the Lt. Govn. Admiral Sir Gresham Nicholson and the Bailliff Sir Alexander Coutanche..receives bouquet from Little girl, Melodie Brown. looks at the seal of Edward 1.and mace presented by Charles 2..visits Old Peoples homes..speaks to folks...then to the Springfield Showgrounds..watches a parade of Jersey Cattle. Receives a Cow and a Jersey Milk Can...finally meets children receives a Yacht for Prince Charles and A Doll in Jersey Dress for Princess Anne....
JERSEY...... Channel Islands.
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