The King's broadcast was a Atiing climax {o the day. He has a fine voice, a younger edition of his father's, and he spoke with the same happy command of simple expressive Tanguage, and with deep feeling. tone remembers how dificult it is easlonal glimpses, between one thea:
Lor shopping expedition and an= One feels complimented to find London's shops supplement of the Will easily be able to distinguish Dr. Kung in the full page picture of the chantd of the Abbey, He Is standing in the Dean's atill at the end of the: Choir stalls from which he looked straight ahead to the altar, with the whole Coronation ceremony close. before him.
Most of us thought the pictures in the Abbey wonderful, but I hear that the Press photographie experts were much disappointed. They. say that Both In detail and tone the pictures on the day were not a patch on the tell photographs taken during the rehearsals. They attribute this to the moisture in the atmosphere caused by the breathing of 7.000 people. A strange explanation yet quite likely be true,
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