Summary

Full title reads: "Back to Bonnie Scotland. Members of the Order of Scottish Clans arrive on the Clyde on a visit to their Homeland." <br/> <br/>River Clyde, Scotland. <br/> <br/>Three funnel liner ship at sea. Closer shot of people waving from various decks. <br/> <br/>On board are men and women - many wearing traditional Scottish costume. A bagpipe band are in the foreground. Some people are waving the stars and stripes flag of the United States of America, others are waving the Scottish flag of St. Andrew. <br/> <br/>Two men wearing Tam O' Shanter hats shake hands. Lots of greeting and shaking of hands - presumably between the Scots and their American visitors. <br/> <br/>Pan across line of (mainly) women waving flags. <br/> <br/>Men in kilts demonstrate their highland dancing skills on the deck of the ship. <br/> <br/>Sound Track Missing

Source British Pathé
Title BACK TO BONNIE SCOTLAND (aka BACK TO BONNIS SCOTLAND)
Description Full title reads: "Back to Bonnie Scotland. Members of the Order of Scottish Clans arrive on the Clyde on a visit to their Homeland."

River Clyde, Scotland.

Three funnel liner ship at sea. Closer shot of people waving from various decks.

On board are men and women - many wearing traditional Scottish costume. A bagpipe band are in the foreground. Some people are waving the stars and stripes flag of the United States of America, others are waving the Scottish flag of St. Andrew.

Two men wearing Tam O' Shanter hats shake hands. Lots of greeting and shaking of hands - presumably between the Scots and their American visitors.

Pan across line of (mainly) women waving flags.

Men in kilts demonstrate their highland dancing skills on the deck of the ship.

Sound Track Missing
Archive British Pathe
Year 1932
Duration 00:01:01:00
Stock Black & White
Sound Mute
Film ID 659.08

Keywords

River Clyde Scotland rivers Scottish Americans traditional Scottish costume music bagpipes traditional dancing flags United States of America stars and stripes Saltire St. Andrew's cross ships liners
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