The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-08
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Academy - Ki~nenlacoIor C~oronntIo,
Pictures.
Bljou-VaudeyilIc.
Lubin-Vnudevflle.
See These wonderful pictures.

See These Wonderful Pictures.
ihere are moving pictures and ool-
ored pictures. and. finally, there are
the kinemacolor pictures. Imagine
the best and most interesting illustra.
lions In the London Graphic, or tho
illustrated London News. color them
ana breathe life into them, and you
VIII have some idea Of what this won.
oerful process has accomplished for
the edihcation and delight of the mil.
mons or US who stayed at homo and
ohiy read about the s%plendor of the
coronation of George the Fifth.
Beginning with II view OF London
Just before the great parade, with tts
hundreds OF motors. cabs and private
vehicles, all driving to the left in a
manner that would quickly send an
american traffic policeman to Mattea-
wan as a hopelessly insane criminals:
through the impressive OF
the inVestlture Of the young Prince
OF Wales with the Order of the Garter.
tounded by that chivalrous monarch
who humorously said. "Evil be TO him
VINO evil thinks" when a lady of his
Queens encourage met with a triainp
accident; through the solemn process
sion or the great mobiles and lordly
clergy bearing the priceless repalia
or the empire-the iron crown of Ed
ward the Confessor and the imperial
crown or to-day. with the wondrous
Kohinoor in It's centre; through Tho
great naval review at pithea with
the monstrous Delaware, greater than
all the rest; through the unwilling of
the memorial to Queen Victoria, when
haif the crowned heads OF Europe
gathered. or sent their sons or broth.
ers, to honor tho memory OF a great
ana noble woman; down to the moment
when George the Fifth. by the Grace
OF God. OF Great Britain and ireland
and OF British domlnions beyond
the seas, King. Defender of the Faith
and Emperor OF India. anointed,
consecreated and crowned. came back
to his Palace of Buckingham; through
solid lines OF soldiers with arms at
present. and through massed banks OF
men and women who stood with barred
heads or curtsied low-through IL all.
the whole thing was a living. breath
ing reality.
One saw tho King. blond as ever a
Saxon was before the Normans came;
the young prince. slender and fair. a
very boy supported by his father be-
cause OF his great trailing robes. bow
ing to the people, his yellow head
crowded with a wreath. and again. at
the unwilling of the mum to
queen victoria, Walking behind his
mother. his sister. the Princess VIC
toria Louise and the German Empress.
while the King and the German EN-
peror himself headed the procession
this time the boy wearing the modest
uniform OF a naval cadet-followed by
the Duke of Connaught and mum
able lesser lights Of royalty. We say
the Bishop OF London-our own bishop
since his visit here n few years ago
conducting the service; we saw Field
Marshal Lord Roberts, V. c.; snd that
great, grim soldier. Lord Kitchener,
OF Khartoum.
Passed in review the Life Guards.
with their flashing cuirasses; the Lane
ers. staggering beneath their light
spears, useless now save for tent-peg-
cling: the Grenadier Guards. with theli
shaggy shakoes; the Royal Northwest
mounted police OF Canada. tho most
wonderful police In the whole world;
the Australian Light Horse. the Royal
Marine. IIussers of every description
light infantry. dragoon guards and ma.
tive horse. whose trappings glittered
n shone unbelievablp, and Indian
rajahs. ~maharajahs and princes i'm.
peccably clad in inform coats. boots,
J breeches and spurs. but surmountcd by