Where’s the love affair? Added later as with so many documents rewritten under the Tudors. There was nothing unusual in this and the girls had a good time. It was Christmas 1484, a raucous one by all accounts, especially Crowland and there was loud music, dancing, plenty of rich food and drink and according to his gossip, a lot of sexual tension.Īnne about five years older than Elizabeth and her sister Cecily, also at Court and it was a mark of favour to dress up in similar or matching outfits and Elizabeth dressed in an outfit the same as Anne’s. This was her first outing to Court in over 18 months. She was also an eighteen year old who had recently spent over a year in Sanctuary, with her scheming mother and several sisters and a half brother, a couple of servants, etc. Elizabeth might have found him attractive, after all he wasnt bad looking and was charming. However, I prefer the version without the commentary.No, Elizabeth of York didn’t have an affair with Richard iii.
What a great glimpse into our past so well captured by the NFB! A national treasure! farmer77, Īn excellent film to watch in anticipation of any holiday. In fact our choir was one of the best in Canada in 1958! None, West was an amazing Organist and Choirmaster. Thanks for the great memories! I am the second choir boy on the left hand side.
Thanks for promoting a true Christmas spirit with this excellent film. The dear lady at 17:08 looks so much like my Great Aunt Ferne, I wonder if she was in Montreal in December of 1958. I sure enjoyed spending a half hour in 1958. I watch this every year for the nostalgia factor- I was nine in 1958, and it's absolutely the way I remember everything. The Days Before Christmas, Terence Macartney-Filgate, Stanley Jackson & Wolf Koenig, provided by the National Film Board of Canada The Days Before Christmas, Terence Macartney-Filgate, Stanley Jackson & Wolf Koenig, provided by the National Film Board of Canadaĭoes anyone else think the male chorister at the 14:30 mark might be Mayor Drapeau?
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