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1932 Scotland: Sir Iain Colquhoun Opens General Assembly of Church of Scotland.
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1:44Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1932
Location: EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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Edinburgh, Scotland:
Gen. view of Scotch Band march towards & turn.
Semi view of Sir Iain Colquhoun takes salute,
side view pan. of soldiers at attention.
Gen. view follow shot of Sir Colquhoun inspects guard,
long view & gen. views inspects guard.
CU. follow shot inspects soldiers.
Gen. view gets into carriage.
Long view pan. away & gen. view towards of carriage.
Sound Effects: Off-stage Band plays marching music, & part of "God Save the King" Gen. shouting of Commands by Officer.
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