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The Mayor's Sunday

1924 , Southend-on-Sea (Essex)

Cat no. 653

Local newsreel of the Mayor's Sunday parade.

The first shot shows the crowd gathered along the road side. The parade approaches including Scouts, Sea Scouts, policemen - most of whom are wearing medals, and motor cars containing local dignitaries. The crowd disperses. The second sequence shows worshippers leaving St Mary's Church, Prittlewell where a sign outside reads 'Are you are enjoying yourself?'. The Mayoral party including the Mayor, Alderman Tweedy-Smith, walks past the camera. The final sequence shows further shots of the parade. It is led by a military band. Following them are soldiers, firemen and members of the Boys' Brigade. Some of the soldiers are very young indeed.

Featured Buildings

St. Mary's Church, Prittlewell

Featured Events

The Mayor's Sunday, November 16th, 1924

Keywords

Civic ceremonies

Other Places

Southend-On-Sea

Background Information

The Parade marched from Alexander Street, Southend, to St. Mary's Church, Prittlewell. On the way back the parade was led by Mr. Kerslake, the Chief Constable.

Manifestations

The Mayor's Sunday

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