This segment of Pathé Pictorial covers the life and death of Queen Mary (Grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II), the great lady of Britain who passed at the age of 85 from lung cancer. Mary of Teck was remembered as a charming queen, and a lady of vigor who won the affection of her people.
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Title Reads: "The Whole World Mourns As A Very Great and Gracious Lady. The Mother and Grandmother of Sovereigns."
Obituary piece for the death of Queen Mary.
GV Marlborough House. Flag flying at Half Mast. People read newspaper headlines. People reads notice on gates. Newspaper banner "Queen Mary: Condition Grave." Members of the Royal Family in cars drive into Marlborough House. Car carrying Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Margaret. FCU. Queen Mary. LV. Towards Queen Mary in Wheelchair being pushed through British Industries Fair (BIF) SV. Towards Queen Mary in wheelchair being pushed through BIF. She stops and looks at exhibits. LV. Queen Mary getting into tram at Wembley. Exhibition. CU. Queen Mary seated in tram. LV. Tram pulls away amid crowd. GV. Elevated, Queen at Buckingham Palace Party. SCU. Queen shaking hands with woman. SV. Edward, Prince of Wales in crowd. SV. Queen Mary talking to gentleman. SV. Pan King George V and Queen Mary leaving St. Paul's Cathedral after jubilee service. SV. Princess Elizabeth and Margaret standing on steps of cathedral. SV. King George V and Queen seated in carriage. CU. Queen seated in carriage. Carriage pulls away. SV. Crowd. GV. Jubilee procession. GV. Pan, Royal Coach. SCU. Queen Mary and Duke of Windsor (formerly King Edward VIII) in ground of Marlborough House. & CU. GV. Abbey, Pan down to George V Memorial SV. Memorial of George V. SV. Royal Party looking up at Memorial. SV. George VI and Queen Mary looking at memorial. CU. Memorial SV. Queen Mary looking at exhibit at Needlework Exhibition. CU. Queen Mary looking at work. SV. Queen Mary looking at tapestry. SV. Queen's carpet. SCU. Queen Mary's signature embroidered on carpet. SV. Queen looking at exhibits. CU. Queen looking at exhibits. SV. Four generations of royalty at Prince Charles christening. SV. Archbishop of Canterbury. SV. Queen Mary holding Prince Charles. CU. Queen Mary holding Prince Charles, LS. Queen Mary walking through Chelsea Flower Show. SV. Queen stops to admire flowers. CU. Flowers. SV. Queen walking through flower show. FCU. Queen Mary.
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