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Fashions In Colour 1963
Description
Location unspecified.
VS models showing off fashions on dais with a small group of musicians at the end supplying the background music to the show. MS Mr John Mills the actor sitting in audience watching.
Colour negative.
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:46:56:00 / 01:48:35:00
- Canister:
- UN 3859 C
- Film ID:
- 3098.16
- Issue Date:
- 1963
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This clip is cuts/out-takes etc from clip number 237.09, "Roulette Fashions". (Parts of the fashion show can also be seen in clip 247.08, "Beau Modern").
The location here is The River Club, London.
John Mills is seen on the front row. On his left, in red, is the actress Hayley Mills. On his right, in blue, is his wife, the playwright Mary Hayley Bell.