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Canada at the Coronation

1953 51 min
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This documentary depicts the colour and pageantry of the coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, as well as Canada's participation in this momentous event.

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Canada at the Coronation

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This documentary depicts the colour and pageantry of the coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, as well as Canada's participation in this momentous event.

  • director
    Allen Stark
  • producer
    Nicholas Balla
  • commentary
    Leslie McFarlane
  • photography
    Jean Roy
    Ray Jones
    John Foster
    A. Spiro
  • sound
    Clarke Daprato
    George Croll
  • editing
    Fergus McDonell
    Eldon Rathburn
    Kenneth Heeley-Ray

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