SV. Group of girls bowing. SCU. Pan, Queen Soraya of Iran enters and shakes hands with male guest. CU. Queen Soraya shaking hands with male guests. SCU. Watchers. SCU. Queen Soraya. CU. Queen's bandaged ankle. SV. Model No 16, Jill Coats, wearing flower printed...
SV. Group of girls bowing. SCU. Pan, Queen Soraya of Iran enters and shakes hands with male guest. CU. Queen Soraya shaking hands with male guests. SCU. Watchers. SCU. Queen Soraya. CU. Queen's bandaged ankle. SV. Model No 16, Jill Coats, wearing flower printed Shantung day dress, parasol, and green coat by Victor Stiebel. CU. Queen Soraya. SV. Model No 16, coat off shoulders to show more of dress, she walks towards Queen and opens parasol. CU. Model with parasol open and holding coat away from dress. SCU. Watchers. SV. Model No 10 wearing yellow and white dress with three quarter topcoat designed by Michael. She walks towards Queen Soraya. CU. Queen Soraya. SV. Model No 10 parading. CU. Queen Soraya. SB. Model No 48, Lana, wearing Hartnell's crystal embroidered Tulle gown, walks towards Queen Soraya and back, start to take off jacket. SCU. Watchers. SV. Model No 48 parading with jacket held in hand.
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The great politician and orator Winston Churchill left behind a sea of humourous quips and discerning quotes. We remember some of his finest epigrams and witty ripostes.
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