Queen In Fiji (1953)

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  • čas přidán 12. 04. 2014
  • Suva, Fiji.
    GV aerial, Gothic at sea (library shot). LV Gothic at sea. CU funnel and Royal standard. SV Queen Elizabeth II looking through binoculars. LV H.M.S. "Sheffield" steaming past. SV Neptune and wife (crossing the Equator ceremony, Neptune played by Duke's personal detective). SV crew looking on. SV Duke of Edinburgh lathering Lady Pamela Mountbatten with help of his secretary, Lieutenant Commander Michael Parker. SV Duke tips Lady Pamela Mountbatten into pool. SV Neptune's court fighting amongst themselves (incl. Duke). SV sailors watching. SV Prince Philip pushed into pool followed by others. SV Duke coming out of pool. SV sailors looking on. SV Duke talking to Queen after ducking. GV small boats coming out from Suva. Queen records her people's welcome by using 16 mm Cine Kodak. LV boats sailing out to meet Gothic. LV little boats still sailing towards. SV Queen looking from bridge. LV little ships, & SV. LV escort ship. LV sailors on deck of above cheering. SV Queen and Duke in Royal launch. SV passing under bows of "Black Prince" (an escort cruiser of New Zealand Navy). LV Royal launch approaching quayside. CU Fijians. LV Queen steps ashore walking with Governor, Sir Ronald Garvey. She stops, three year old Mei Kainona walks forward, bows and presents bouquet. Mei walks backwards, squats, and claps hands. She rises and retreats. GV Albert Park, Fijians dancing. SV Queen arriving at Albert Park. CU Fijian warrior. GV Fijians seated. SV preparing Kava. SV Queen and Duke watching. Chief holding brew. CU. Fijian warriors. SV Queen receives and drinks Kava. SCU Fijian tribesmen watching. SV Duke receiving and drinks Kava. CU tribesmen watching. LV chiefs taking presents to royal couple. SV native crowd. SV Royal couple receiving presents. SCU pan, Chief Ratu Josefa Lalabalavu, wearing huge skirt, walking to dais. SV native crowd. CU native man holding large club. LV Chief Ratu withdrawing from dais. SV Fijians clapping. SV Royal couple on dais. LV native spear dance. SV native spear dance. SV Royal party watching. SV spear dance. GV night shot, Royal car escorted by torch bearers. SV pan, Royal car with illuminated interior. AS Grand Pacific Hotel with illuminated E.R.II. LV Royal couple appearing on balcony and waving. STV guests in front of hotel. GV torch light procession going away. CU Royal couple waving goodbye from balcony.
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    FILM ID:132.22
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Komentáře • 28

  • @AmberPanda
    @AmberPanda Před měsícem +1

    Brit here, visited Fiji with my late husband and we absolutely loved it.
    🏖

  • @melinitagivava7117
    @melinitagivava7117 Před rokem +18

    Long live Queen Elizabeth👑 RIP!

  • @orzyrok6849
    @orzyrok6849 Před 2 lety +17

    I recognize the age difference between those Fijian cultural performers with our current age group doing the same and found out that today you'll see only the young folks . In the vid clip nearly all men look above 60s and pretty healthy and strong .

  • @revinhatol
    @revinhatol Před rokem +7

    RIP Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022)

  • @peteronauqe7238
    @peteronauqe7238 Před 2 lety +6

    Thanks alot for this beautiful documentary

  • @timothymckee1412
    @timothymckee1412 Před rokem +3

    I cherish the several short visits which I made to Fiji's main island.

  • @Wayaboy10
    @Wayaboy10 Před rokem +2

    Isaa love the vision of the old sailing boats( Drua) sailing out to greet their arrival.

  • @Typhoon0112
    @Typhoon0112 Před rokem +7

    Our Eternal Queen, Long Live the Queen!!!🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯

  • @notgadot
    @notgadot Před rokem +4

    British media are the best. Thanks British Pathe

  • @theoblongbox4909
    @theoblongbox4909 Před rokem +11

    I don't know if I fully believe that they "voluntarily" gave up their land.

    • @chaosablesFJ
      @chaosablesFJ Před rokem +1

      And then she died 2 days later.

    • @ced0281
      @ced0281 Před rokem +8

      Fiji was ceded to great britain under a treaty when our high chief Cakobau back then was threatened on two fronts. 1. Maafu of Tonga. He gathered FIjian allies to the east namely Lauans and certain tribes to the north , buans to attack Cakobau and his men for the title of Fiji. 2. An American navy ship was bombed in Fiji where the American govt back then issued an order for cakobau to pay its govt debt for that ship or face war. So what this chief did knowing the odds was not in his favor since there were other enemies from within fiji who would love to kill and eat him anyway, He decided to come up with a plan with his British counterpart and partner in arms. The deal was Britain be given that title as head of Fiji and its territories and keep its people safe from outside threats whatsoever and in return, Fiji will offer it's men to be used in any British wars. Fiji gain independence in 1970 but the recruitment of our soldiers became traditional and it continued after that and expended to other commonwealth countries. So " the term "Voluntarily" should be replaced with "Ceded" then it will make sense.

    • @jermaine_del
      @jermaine_del Před rokem +7

      In some ways it was voluntarily given up. The dominating tribe of Fiji had no other choice but to look towards the British Empire for protection. It was either that or be subjugated by the Tongans/be enslaved by rival tribes or be invaded by the United States (who were viscously racist). Also, the British were surprisingly kind and established cooperation between the colonials and the tribes. The tribes were given equal representation and tribal chiefs were given administrative positions by the British.

    • @ShailendraSINGH-jk2ev
      @ShailendraSINGH-jk2ev Před 3 měsíci

      @@jermaine_del VILE EVIL CROOKS ENGLISH

  • @splizzy1014
    @splizzy1014 Před rokem +4

    Rip HM

  • @paralixvaso7613
    @paralixvaso7613 Před 3 lety +11

    POV your hear from the Queen Elizabeth video

  • @zenzeleluckymtshali8433
    @zenzeleluckymtshali8433 Před 2 měsíci

    Are we in the restuarant
    Yes

  • @malikkerfa9719
    @malikkerfa9719 Před 3 lety +6

    LOL thats older than my dad

  • @disappointment7317
    @disappointment7317 Před 3 lety +9

    That girl was tooo cute

  • @ryomahoffman6803
    @ryomahoffman6803 Před 2 lety +10

    Wow, colonization

    • @notgadot
      @notgadot Před rokem +1

      *coloniSation .learn the language of the champion!

    • @moorek1967
      @moorek1967 Před 10 měsíci

      @@notgadot ColoniZation, and this is the champion language.

    • @notgadot
      @notgadot Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@moorek1967 *coloniSation .the champion is EngliSh.
      And english is British. Thats why you watch BRITISH Pathe. 😜🦁🦄🕊

    • @moorek1967
      @moorek1967 Před 10 měsíci

      @@notgadot English is Dutch, German and Latin with a few French and Greek words thrown in for good mixture.

    • @notgadot
      @notgadot Před 9 měsíci +1

      RULE, BRITANNIA ! 💂💪🖒👍💞💜 GOD SAVE THE KING ! 🎶🍺🌍🎯🦁

  • @bubu345
    @bubu345 Před 3 měsíci +2

    The year I was born 😅😊