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Hippie fashion show in London
Hippies stage their own kind of fashion show at Psychedelic Chelsea showroom in London. Young men and women wear Russian knickers, front less frock coat, mini pants suit and fur trimmed coats. The models in latest 1960s hippie fashions dance in a group.
The World's End Pub, beside a Salvation Army building, in Chelsea, West London.
'The World's End' written over a building. Salvation Army written at the entrance of an adjacent building. People walk on street in front of the Salvation Army building. Big posters on a building named Sunlight. Vehicles drive past the World's End pub (Worlds End, 459 King's Rd, London SW10 0LF, UK). Artistic graffiti in the neighborhood. Blond woman crosses road and walks into the Sunlight building. Two women from the Salvation Army stand in front of the Salvation Army building and speak to the camera. One is wearing a Salvation Army collar around her neck.
Horse-drawn carriage moves ahead with funeral procession of King Edward VII in London.
Funeral services for King Edward VII in London. Troops lined up on roadside. Troops on horseback move ahead. Horse-drawn carriage passes on road. Flag-draped casket on carriage. Guards with busbies move ahead with carriage. Royal Navy men with the procession. Troops line streets.
British General G.B.O. Taylor observes troops engaged in bomb disposal and cleanup, during London blitz in World War II.
British General G.B.O. Taylor and the Director of German bomb disposal, observe troops engaged in recovery actions following bombings during the London Blitz. Troops stand on rubble. Men clear debris along side of road. Men work near damaged building. Troops work with communication wires.
People listen to the radio broadcast of Neville Chamberlain's speech in London.
A broadcast of British Prime Minister's speech in London. People sit in their homes. Men and women sit in a drawing room. They listen to the radio broadcast. Radio broadcast of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's speech (the "Peace for our time" or sometimes called "Peace in our time" speech).
Londoners take to streets around Parliament during tense days before Britain declares war on Germany.
Crowds gathering around parliament during tense period on eve of British entry into World War II. Film opens showing several Well-dressed women political campaigners outside parliament, carrying placards for Churchill. They walk quickly through the crowd gathered there. London Bobbies trying to maintain order, urge several women with children to move back. View of the area thronged with people. A large group standing at the gates of the old palace yard, Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament). Several Bobbies are among the crowd. Blurred camera view from rapidly moving vehicle passing crowds gathered all around the area. Crowd gathered at the St. Stephens entrance, Houses of Parliament. The Evening Standard Newspaper front page displayed on a lamp post by vendor, reads: "Americans Told to Leave Britain." Closeup of equestrian statue of King Richard I, the Lionheart, at Parliament (Palace of Westminster).
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