Exterior shot of international fair. Air to air shot of plane. Various shots of flags of various nations flying on Palazzo delle Nationi. MS & CU Guard of Honour. MS & CU military band. CU cameraman. LS to CU of...
Exterior shot of international fair. Air to air shot of plane. Various shots of flags of various nations flying on Palazzo delle Nationi. MS & CU Guard of Honour. MS & CU military band. CU cameraman. LS to CU of Gronchi reviewing Guard of Honour, cameramen running forward in front of Gronchi to take picture. CU Italian flag. Big LS of crowd outside fair, Guard of Honour in background. High angle shot of busy street in Milan. CU Gronchi accompanied by government officials. Various shots of Gronchi's car with motorcycle escort being driven slowly through crowded streets. Various shots of Gronchi walking around fair. CU Gronchi shaking hands. LS Gronchi walking with two officials.
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