Pedestrians and bus passengers watch a procession through Edwardian Halifax.

This film starts out as a slice-of-life street view before stopping to appreciate a large-scale procession headed by a brass band, a large number of women and girls wearing elaborate hats and, finally, men and boys. The purpose of the procession is unclear: it's less overtly religious than other Halifax processions, although the word 'CHOIR' can be glimpsed on one of the fluttering banners.

A street scene of Halifax town centre. This is followed by a procession that begins with a brass band and various groups of ladies, girls, fathers and sons in the procession.