1935 JUBILEE [Main Title]

Unedited amateur colour footage shot by Rosie Newman during the Silver Jubilee celebrations of the reign of King George V and Queen Mary, London 1935.

Shot of Wellington Arch (Hyde Park Corner) covered with flags. View through Wellington Arch. London street scenes.

Crowd around the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace.

View of The Ritz Hotel (150 Piccadilly), covered with flags and garlands.

Buses passing under a banner across a wide London street (probably Piccadilly) "The City of Westminster EXPRESSES LOYAL GRATITUDE FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS GLORIOUS REIGN".

View down Oxford Street (?) and exterior view of Selfridges Department Store (?).

View of large commemorative medallions hanging on the side of a large, unidentified, building.

Two wooden arches over a wide London street with inscriptions "Long Live the King" and "Long Live the Queen".

Ornate decorations across a wide London street. The decorations include two large butterflies.

Onlookers looking down from balconies, windows and other vantage points on buildings (possibly on Piccadilly) watching the progress of the Jubilee Day procession (6 May 1935). Small crowd watching a uniformed man and young girl enter a car (possibly HRH Duke of York and HRH Princess Elizabeth). Man (probably a servant) testing a bench to set up a vantage point to see over the crowds (probably used by the camerawoman). Crowds lining the street. Brief shot of a person being carried away from the crowd by two policemen. Brief views of the procession, including cavalry and carriages, shot over the heads of the crowds. (The shots of the various carriages include brief views of the carriages of HRH King George V and HRH Queen Mary and of the Duke and Duchess of York and Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose.)

High level view of Wellington Arch, showing a side view of the Quadriga of Peace and the numerous flags around the top of the Arch (the Cross of St George).