STK-ID 16374

National Liberal Convention (Ottawa, 00/08/1948): LS and CS of James G Gardiner coming on podium, pouring himself a glass of water. Shot of James G Gardiner giving a speech re relationship with Prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King and Ernest Lapointe. He goes on to say at the end of his speech that the greatest influence for peace in the world is the British Commonwealth. Gordon Fogo whispers to him that he talked enough and James G Gardiner ends his speech (sound). Shots of VIP's on platform, of Louis Saint-Laurent standing up to acknowledge cheers of crowd. Shots of Saint-Laurent beginning nomination speech (sound).

DETAILS

Excerpt from
National Liberal Convention
Location
Ottawa
Year
1948
Collection
National Film Board
Available formats
Reel 35 mm, Video HI 8, Born Digital, ProRes
Shooting format
35mm fine grain comp b&w
Aspect ratio
4/3
Available resolutions
2048 x 1556, 1920 x 1080