A short film documenting the wedding ceremony of Princess Ena to King Alfonso XIII of Spain. Showing the royal carriage, the royal procession through the streets to the palace steps, etc.
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Segundo de Chomón Director
Boda de Alfonso XIII Trailer
France 19 July 1906
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