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Old And New Master Hairstyles 1957
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O'Hana Galleries, Mayfair, London.
M/S of a girl with bizarre tall flower arrangement on her head. Girl is placed in massive golden frame - she is a picture on the wall. C/U of the girl's face reveals pink rose petals around her face which go all the way up to the 'rose basket'. Flowers, leaves...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:20:18:00 / 01:22:15:00
- Canister:
- CP 131
- Film ID:
- 63.10
- Issue Date:
- 01/07/1957
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"Meryl Colebrook" in text and tags should read Merrill Colebrook.
Sheila Lynch's startling make-up in this clip was created by Charles Parker, chief make-up artist at the MGM film company.
"Edwina Carrol" in text and tags should read Edwina Carroll, (and in the text should be separated from the name "Letitia").