NEWS IN A NUTSHELL - COMMON RIDING IN SELKIRK
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	Catalog #:	252537
	Clip Number:	252537-1
	Orginal Film:	37/49
	Timecode:	01:41:15 - 01:42:26
	Location:	Selkirk, Scotland
	Year Shot:	1937 (Actual Year)
	Audio:	Yes
	Color:	No
	Headings:	CEREMONIES: Honors, Freedom of City LOCATIONS/EUROPE: UK, Scotland PARADES AND PROCESSIONS: Historical
	Description:	NEWS IN A NUTSHELL - COMMON RIDING IN SELKIRK Selkirk, Scotland. Various shots of a vast crowd moving slowly through the crowded street. This is the Common Riding procession against English oppressors traditionally held in Selkirk, Scotland. A man on small stage waving flag skilfully, crowds watching. Dr. Muir receives freedom of the Borrough. He takes a bristle, dips it in wine and passes it over his lips. He then makes a speech (natural sound). Crowds cheer.

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