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 : Coronation pageant rehearsal, Meadle, Buckinghamshire


Coronation pageant rehearsal, Meadle, Buckinghamshire

Cattle get preview of village's Coronation tableau. Meadle, Bucks, is holding a Coronation Carnival on June 6th and one of the tableaux to be included depicts Queen Elizabeth I with her ladies in waiting, pages and Yeomen of the Guard. All the parts are being taken by children and the ladies of the village have all cooperated in making the costumes from old scraps of material. Playing the part of the Queen is pretty 13 year old Ursula Moore. While crossing a field on their way to a rehearsal the children found their way barred by inquisitive cows eager to get a preview of the tableau. They soon got out of the way however, when the Beefeaters arrived, somebody must have told them that Yeomen of the Guard are not called Beefeaters for nothing! Queen Elizabeth I (Ursula Moore) gets a helping hand from her stalwart Yeomen of the Guard as she negotiates a tree trunk on her way to the Pageant rehearsal. The little Yeomen are Michael Evans, 6; Richard Wells, 5; Tony Rogers, 9 and Martin Fowler 7

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13199116
Media ID
46944461
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4457px x 5568px (2.0MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Editorial Use Only - No Property or Model Releases. For any non-editorial use, please contact Mary Evans direct
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Keystone Pictures USA

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