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Title: "RIVER CREE" ENTERTAINS THE QUEEN, the

Reference number: 1101

Date: 1953, July 2

Sponsor: [ Joint Production Committee of SEFA and SFC in association with Scottish Country Dance Association]

Production company: [ Thames and Clyde]

Sound: mute

Original format: 35mm

Colour: bw

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 11.55 mins

Description: Scottish Country Dance display during Coronation visit to Scotland. 2nd July 1953. [note the film is mute]

Probably part of 35mm copy of film made by Thames and Clyde for SCFL. Possibly shot during the coronation visit to Scotland in 1953.

See also ref 0850.

Credits: [Production No 281]

Shotlist: No credits. General shots of St Andrews, the first is of a ruined St. Andrews Castle, followed by East Beach and pier, exts St Salvator's Chapel and North Street (1.05); Group of Scottish country dancers performing on a lawn, University Quad (2.41); Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrive at Murrayfield stadium, Edinburgh (3.10); Shots of the Queen and Prince Philip sitting in the grandstand (3.23); Large number of Scottish country dancers entertain the royal couple (7.09); Group shots (7.34); The dancers leave the field (7.53); Interior shots of the dancers practising end credit (11.55)