Canadian Lancers

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThis Sportscope short shows youngsters (8 years old and up) training at the Junior Bengal Lancers riding school in Halifax. Later they demonstrate their skills at a celebration in Annapolis,... Tout lireThis Sportscope short shows youngsters (8 years old and up) training at the Junior Bengal Lancers riding school in Halifax. Later they demonstrate their skills at a celebration in Annapolis, Nova Scotia. Six-year-old Heather Cameron, who is too young to be a student, is named off... Tout lireThis Sportscope short shows youngsters (8 years old and up) training at the Junior Bengal Lancers riding school in Halifax. Later they demonstrate their skills at a celebration in Annapolis, Nova Scotia. Six-year-old Heather Cameron, who is too young to be a student, is named official mascot of the unit.

Director
- Douglas Sinclair
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5,8/10

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Director
- Douglas Sinclair
Stars

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Rôles principaux3

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Peter Roberts

Narrator
(voice)

Mark Facey

Riding Instructor

Heather Cameron

Team Mascot

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Anecdotes
The Halifax Junior Bengal Lancers, established in 1936, is still in existence as an equestrian school in 2024.

Citations
[last lines]
Narrator: The big show is over. The crowd has seen once more what it was like when the horseman rode in every part of the British Empire. And at the head of the troop is a little girl. Happiness, thy name is Heather - mascot of the Canadian Lancers!

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The narrator identifies the other credited cast members.

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Bland Short

Canadian Lancers (1952)

** (out of 4)

Another boring entry in RKO's Sportscope series, which takes a look at a wide range of lesser known sports. This one here takes a look at the Junior Canadian Lancers and one six-year-old girl who wants to join them. The only problem is that you've got to be eight so the girl is two years shy of that so we see what "other" job she is given. I'm sure the lancers would make for an interesting documentary but sadly this here isn't it. I've seen at least a dozen of these Sportscope shorts and for the life of me I've never understood how they could take something possibly interesting and drain it of any sort of entertainment. We really don't learn anything about lancers other than the age requirements and the fact that you've got to ride a horse. The rest of the film just seems to drag on without any purpose other than to add up to eight-minutes so that the studio can send it to theaters.