1896 - Russian Coronation; 1903 Tsar’s Family & Religious Ceremony
Russian Inter-title: Coronation of Tsar Nicolas II in the Kremlin. 1896.
04:09:23 (1896) State coach, footmen & mounted officers along street lined w/ military officers. Other carriages.
04:09:45 Royal procession down steps. People out of church & along in procession / parade. Royalty watching from elevated grandstand.
04:10:31 Various dignitaries in national dress / costume in procession.
04:10:49 VIPs await arriving carriage; boarding.
04:11:07 Men arrive at foot of stairs (first shot) & walk past. Tsar & family following, past.
04:12:44 Procession arrives at eight carpeted steps to its left; turns & up carpet to enter building. Choir boys or young monks leading religious leaders, not seen previously, in procession; Tsar & family following.
Royalty; Religious Ceremony; Religion;
"A ceremonial procession with Nicolas present at the Easter eves in the Kremlin" - 1903.
VIPs and royal family down steps. Procession followed by boys and priests enter building.
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1896 - Russian Coronation; 1903 Tsar’s Family & Religious Ceremony Russian Inter-title: Coronation of Tsar Nicolas II in the Kremlin. 1896. 04:09:23 (1896) State coach, footmen & mounted officers along street lined w/ military officers. Other carriages. 04:09:45 Royal procession down steps. People out of church & along in procession / parade. Royalty watching from elevated grandstand. 04:10:31 Various dignitaries in national dress / costume in procession. 04:10:49 VIPs await arriving carriage; boarding. 04:11:07 Men arrive at foot of stairs (first shot) & walk past. Tsar & family following, past. 04:12:44 Procession arrives at eight carpeted steps to its left; turns & up carpet to enter building. Choir boys or young monks leading religious leaders, not seen previously, in procession; Tsar & family following. Royalty; Religious Ceremony; Religion; "A ceremonial procession with Nicolas present at the Easter eves in the Kremlin" - 1903. VIPs and royal family down steps. Procession followed by boys and priests enter building.