Reel 47: Parade, Le Touquet, France, 1932-1939
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Very grainy parade footage at start that comes back twice and eventually shows snow-covered mountains; blurry people at one point could be family. MDBTS and friends with puppies and dogs. Mary Duke Biddle floating/swimming in a pool. William Few and Alice Baldwin with MDBTS and a group of female students indoors. MDBTS and Josiah C. Trent with a cake. Duke University West Campus, then May Day ceremony on East Campus. Military marching band and parade exercises. Linden Court. Mary Duke Biddle in an apron outside Pinecrest. Harvard University campus then historic homes like the Longfellow House, Hancock-Clarke House, Orchard House, The Wayside, and The Old Manse. NC Executive Mansion.
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