Item title reads - Edinburgh Festival.
Scotland.
L/S Edinburgh Castle, pan to M/S Princes Street. Back view two Scotsmen wearing kilts walking along Princes Street. M/S people looking in the Tartan Shop. M/S sign "Kilts 69/6" M/S Mr and Mrs Hummel with children from Washington D.C. examining tartan kilts outside shop in Princes Street. C/U Mr Hummel looking at kilts. C/U kilts. M/S people looking in shops along Princes Street. M/S a black man wearing a Scottish beret. M/S two small boys looking at toy tattoo in window. M/S people looking at various posters for the Edinburgh Festival. C/U poster Scotland (B.E.A.). M/S more posters "Festival Club." C/U another poster. M/S Commonwealth poster overseas. M/S Mrs Mary Sowell from Arkansas asking directions from Scotsman Bob Buchanan. L/S coaches lined up to take people on tour of Edinburgh. M/S people entering coach. C/U American sailor entering coach.
M/S stadium and arena at Murrayfield. L/S Highland dancing in progress. C/U pan down Scotsman playing bagpipe. M/S Highland dancing. M/S of a girl talking to the pipers and looking at bagpipes. M/S man trying to toss caber, he drops it. M/S of another man tossing the caber. M/S three girls applauding. M/S Scottish pipers and drummers walking along pitch. M/S Edinburgh Castle and arena at night at the start of the massed pipes and drums. M/S of Castle with flag flying at mast head. Various shots of the military tattoo in progress. Various shots of native dancing by men of Fiji military forces. M/S people watching. Various shots of Highland dancing. M/S Fijian contingent in modern fighting dress marching and leading parade. M/S fireworks reading 'Edinburgh tattoo 1965'. Various shots of the firework display. L/S of the Tattoo.
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