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MITCHELL AND KENYON 350 CLITHEROE MAYOR NO. 4   [Assigned Title]

Country of Origin: Great Britain
Year of origin: 1912
Genre: n/a
Locations of shooting: n/a

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Production company: Mitchell and Kenyon


Keywords: Churchgoers, Clitheroe, Congregations, Lord Mayors, Marches, Mayors, Parades, Processions, Worshippers
Local celebrations for mayoral Sunday (?) in Clitheroe. Replacement title (0.7).
Continuation of Mitchell and Kenyon 349: Clitheroe Mayor No. 3 1912. The final worshippers have
left the church. The mayoral procession leaves the church. The procession is led by two top-hated
men carrying halberds followed by a senior police/army officer, the town crier (?) in full
ceremonial and carrying the town mace, the mayor and town officials - all officials carry open
umbrellas. The mayoral procession seems to include those men who paraded down the high street in
Mitchell and Kenyon 348: Clitheroe Mayor 1912. The last group of officials to depart the church
include men wearing sashes (1.44). Once the entrance to the church is clear three men walk from
the church (1.50mins).

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