W.N.H.A. Fete Aka Wnha Fete (1928)

Full titles read: "W.N.H.A. FETE - Her Excellency Mrs. McNeill, Lady Aberdeen & Sir William Thompson, were interested spectators at the Folk Dancing in Lord Iveagh's grounds. (Exclusive Pathe Pictures.)"



Eire (Republic of Ireland, Southern Ireland).



Various shots show hundreds of children dressed in white in a field doing Irish folk dancing. M/S of Sir William Thompson, Lady Aberdeen and Mrs McNeill (wife of Ireland's Governor-General James McNeill) wandering about the grounds and looking at the traditional dancing display. M/S of a group of young girls cheering Lady Aberdeen.



Note: I cannot find any details of what WNHA stands for - does anyone know?
FILM ID:732.32

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