This has mostly been covered by this answer on our sister site. But here's some more details about the scene and when shots were added.
The original film didn't contain any celebrations outside of those in Endor, these were added in 1997 when the first three, Bespin, Tatooine and Coruscant.
It was in the 2004 DVD release that Naboo was added in, between Tatooine and Coruscant
(the below spoiler may ruin happy memories of gungan free scenes)
Where if you listen carefully enough you'll notice a Gungan call out "wee-sa free!").
The extended changes are listed here
In the below paragraph, clicking on the city will link you to a still image and clicking on the time will link you to a second or two before the scene starts.
From the below video we see the version in 2004 (the DVD release) After the funeral pyre scene and some shots of Endor the first Planet (City) we see is Bespin (Cloud City, 0:41) followed by Tatooine (Mos Eisley Spaceport, 0:54), Naboo (Theed, 1:01), Coruscant (Monument Plaza, 1:08) and finally back to Endor. 1:27.
These cities are confirmed in the canon Junior Novelisation
THERE ARE celebrations all across the galaxy. The claws of Palpatine have finally released their grip and free people pour into the streets of Coruscant, the plazas of Naboo, and the corridors of Cloud City. - And, yes, even in the cantinas of Mos Eisley.
Return of the Jedi: Beware the Power of the Dark Side
As for the fall of the statue. This is covered on a question on our own site here. Video can be seen from 1:18 of this clip on the left of the screen panning across to the right.
The event, known as Riot in Monument Plaza in the new canon, was added to Return of the Jedi for the 1997 Special Edition. The first book to address this event in the new canon was Aftermath. Coruscant citizens tore down a statue of the Emperor, but Imperial forces showed up and a riot broke out.
Three airspeeders swoop down from the traffic lanes above--Imperial police. Red-and-black helmets. The glow of their lights reflected back in their helmets.
There comes no warning. No demand to stand down.
The laser cannons at the fore of each airspeeder open fire. Red bolts sear the air. The crowd is cut apart. Bodies dropped and stitched with fire.
But still, those gathered are not cowed. They are no longer a crowd. Now they are a mob. They start picking up chunks of the Palpatine statue and lobbing them up at the airspeeders. One of the speeders swings to the side to avoid an incoming chunk of stone--and it bumps another speeder, interrupting its fire.
