Title card: "Distinguished Guests - Canada welcomes the boys from Down Under, come to win their wings in the Commonwealth Air Plan" / military airplanes in formation over Sydney, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge at low front center / the Harbour Bridge, as seen from behind palm trees / VS CU Australian flag flutters in wind / VS hundreds of Australian and New Zealand military personnel wave as ship carrying them arrives in Canada / VS Australian and New Zealand troops march out of building, in parade, on tarmac / Australian Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies deplanes, shakes hands with official / Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King chats with Menzies on tarmac / Australian and New Zealand military personnel on tarmac with military airplanes / Menzies conducts military review, followed by King / MS soldiers during the review / Menzies, wearing fedora, chats with air force member / Note: exact month/day not known

1940 B/W MONTAGE Heiress Doris Duke (with James R. Cromwell, amabassador to Canada, and Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King) / Ottowa, Canada / AUDIO

Tilt up Convention Chairman Gordon Fogo at podium speaks into mike / Prime Minister candidate Louis St. Laurent at podium with man and radio mikes, with delegates cheering / MS Louis St. Laurent's wife Jeanne at podium, Prime Minister Mackenzie King behind her along with other politicians / LS man at mike surrounded by photographers begins to announce ballot report

Pan cheering and clapping delegates on convention floor at the Ottawa Coliseum / LS men on podium making announcement, photographers all around them, photo of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King at back of stage / VS King at podium with his photo and that of Wilfrid Laurier, Canada's 7th prime minister, at back of stage / tilt up two men walk up to King who is turned from microphone and shake his hand

CU Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs and Prime Minister Candidate Louis St. Laurent at outdoor reception / St. Laurent talks to Joseph James Guillaume Paul Martin, Liberal Party member / St. Laurent talks to woman in wide brimmed hat / MS man walks past policemen standing in row outside building with sign that reads "National Liberal Convention Coliseum, Welcome Delegates, Bienvenue Aux Delegues," then policemen turn and walk towards coliseum / VS St. Laurent and James Gardiner, prime minister candidate and Parliamentarian, sit on stage and converse / MS men and women wander across lawn by building / tilt up Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King at podium with CKVL microphone and photo of King behind him / CU man who then gets into car

Shot from back of convention hall at the Ottawa Coliseum: seated delegates and stage with photos of Wilfrid Laurier, Canada's 7th prime minister, and Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King hanging behind stage / MS Convention Chairman Gordon Fogo and Prime Minister King shake elderly man's hand on stage, King pushes him toward mike on podium and man says something briefly / MS Louis St. Laurent, prime minister candidate, sits on stage with other VIPs and reads paper

CU delegates mingling / MS from behind, delegates seated in convention hall at Ottawa Coliseum that is festooned with bunting, photos at front of hall of Wilfrid Laurier, Canada's 7th prime minister and William Lyon Mackenzie King, Canada's 10th prime minister / MS speaker at podium and other VIPs on stage with photos of Laurier and King behind them / MCU men and women in audience / shot from behind men standing with backs to camera in front of seated delegates / VS pan seated delegates, mostly men but some women

Sitting and posing for photo opportunity from left to right US President Franklin Roosevelt, Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, officials behind them including British foreign secretary Anthony Eden/ 2-shot Roosevelt and King talking to one another / the three leaders, with others behind / Note: exact day not known

CU US President Franklin Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill sitting next to one another on La Citadelle for photo opportunity; Churchill smokes a cigar / Churchill looking over wall of Citadel, British officer and Churchill's wife Clementine standing behind him and looking over wall / CU British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Anthony Eden sitting next to Roosevelt, with two men talking to one another and smiling / US Gen. Henry Arnold, Air Chief Marshal Charles Portal, Gen. Sir Alan Brooke / CU Roosevelt / shot of exterior of Chateau Frontenac, where Allied leaders are staying / CU Roosevelt / CU Alexander Cambridge, Earl of Athlone, Governor General of Canada / from left to right Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, Earl of Athlone, Roosevelt, Clementine Churchill and Winston Churchill sitting on La Citadelle posing for photo opportunity, Chateau Frontenac in background

From left to right Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, US President Franklin Roosevelt, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill sitting for photo opportunity on La Citadelle during the Quebec Conference / pan across Allied military leaders standing behind: Gen. Henry "Hap" Arnold, Air Chief Marshal Charles Portal, Gen. Sir Alan Brooke, Adm. Ernest King, Field Marshal Sir John Dill, Gen. George Marshall, Adm. Sir Dudley Pound, Adm. William Leahy / two close ups of Roosevelt talking (he wears pince-nez)

British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Anthony Eden sitting with US President Franklin Roosevelt at La Citadelle / Eden, Roosevelt, Clementine Churchill, wife of Winston Churchill, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill sitting, other officials standing behind them, Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King second from left / sitting and posing left to right King; Alexander Cambridge, Earl of Athlone, Governor General of Canada; Roosevelt; Clementine Churchill and Winston Churchill / CU US Admiral Ernest King and US General George Marshall standing next to one another / Roosevelt sitting next to Earl of Athlone, Churchill standing behind them / Roosevelt sitting next to Earl of Athlone, King and Churchill standing behind them

Kelvin McKenzie resigns from BSKYB; MS MacKenzie (then editor,"Sun") towards and past PAN L-R as gives instructions SOT - Charles will never be King, Di will never be Queen ITN 2 shot CMS John Sweeney (The Observer) intvwd SOT - MacKenzie was the most brilliant newspaper editor in Thather's Britain/He always went for the jugular/ He couldn't do it on TV