April 29, 2026
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0:23Now PlayingDate: 20th April 1916
Location: London
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The Banker's Battalion
ENGLAND: London:
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Title: Farewell march through London before leaving for the Front.
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G. top V. Police followed by military band leading parade of troops.
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Title: The Reigment is priviledged to march with fixed bayonets through the City.
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GV. Troops marching through City.
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S. top V. Troops marching with fixed bayonets.
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G. top V. Street scene at Mansion House.
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Title: Passing Marble Arch.
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G. top V. Battalion marching round Marble Arch with members of public walking beside them. (2 shots)
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Military - Active, Music and Dance, Great Britain
parade, marching band, formation, soldiers, armed forces, troops, British Army
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