No title, paperwork reads - INDIAN PRINCE AS DOG JUDGE - DORKING. Captain Rao Rajah Birendra Singh, brother of Maharajah of Patiala, judges Irish Setter Class at Surrey's County show.
M/S as a young woman sits on the ground and plays with a huge hound, which looks bigger than she is. C/U of...
No title, paperwork reads - INDIAN PRINCE AS DOG JUDGE - DORKING. Captain Rao Rajah Birendra Singh, brother of Maharajah of Patiala, judges Irish Setter Class at Surrey's County show.
M/S as a young woman sits on the ground and plays with a huge hound, which looks bigger than she is. C/U of their two faces together, it looks around. L/S of the dogs stood together with their owners outside. M/S of Captain Rao standing with a group of Irish Setters and their owners. M/S of his face, he bends down to the dogs and strokes them. M/S of a small wire haired terrier being brushed. M/S of dogs in the show lined up, the camera pans across them.
C/U of the little terrier with a woman fussing over it. C/U of another bigger dog. Various shots of different dogs in the show. The title is repeated. Various shots of the Prince looking at the Irish Setters.
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