Orders of the Day — Civil List.

Part of the debate – in the House of Commons am ar 24 Mai 1937.

Danfonwch hysbysiad imi am ddadleuon fel hyn

Photo of Mr William Gallacher Mr William Gallacher , Fife Western

It was an opportunity for once to feel free, with no policemen to interfere with them. It was an opportunity for once, for a clay or for a night or two, to feel free and to get the drab streets coloured, to get some colour and life into them. That is what appeals to them; but to make out that all this propaganda was not worked up and to try to put this across will no, serve the purpose. More and more as the days go by the reaction will set in, and they will begin to understand die game that has been played upon them Therefore, I support the propositon to put an end to all this so-called pomp aril circumstance, that represents and expresses Barnumism at its best or worst.