Various shots of French hairdresser combing Cecilie Romanis' hair, he has permed it then cut it into a close crop, she gets out of chair and runs towards swimming pool out of picture. Various shots as she runs along side of pool...
Various shots of French hairdresser combing Cecilie Romanis' hair, he has permed it then cut it into a close crop, she gets out of chair and runs towards swimming pool out of picture. Various shots as she runs along side of pool towards camera, jumps over springboard and starts to climb steps towards high-diving board. C/U as she stands poised for dive. M/S side view as she dives into water and swims out of picture. She swims to the rail of the pool and turns and swims back, partly underwater, to rail on other side of pool. M/S as she climbs up the steps of the pool and dries her hair vigorously. She combs it out and it returns to the style is was before it was wet.
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