Anzac Day held at Majestic Theatre in Gloucester
Weather forced a shift from Memorial Clock to the Majestic Theatre for Gloucester Anzac Day observances. A large crowd gathered as the Gloucester Brass Band led a procession from the Shire Chambers to the theatre, with wreaths laid at the clock. Seminal orations recalled war’s lessons, tracing causes from Sarajevo to Napoleon and urging peace under divine guidance.
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Anzac Day address recalls loyalty and sacrifice
Mr. Marsh frames Anzac spirit as loyalty to God and country, praising Gallipoli sacrifices and the courage of Australian soldiers. The piece covers memorial services at a Gloucester church, wreaths, Last Post, hymns, and community tributes, and touches on the referendum debate in New South Wales.
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