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Roulette Fashions 1963
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The River Club, London.
A look what's in this season at the fashion show of Mayfair Couturiers Ray and Dora Rhavis.
John Mills and his daughter Hayley are seen in the audience drinking wine. Top shot of models dressed in glamorous cocktail dresses sauntering up the cat walk. Various...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:35:21:00 / 01:38:06:00
- Canister:
- CP 442
- Film ID:
- 237.09
- Issue Date:
- 16/06/1963
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"John Mills and his daughter Hayley" - also on the shot is John Mills' wife, the playwright Mary Hayley Bell.
The "BEAU MODERN" clip referred to above is clip 247.08.
"C/U of two women in the audience (possibly the Rhavis sisters?)" - yes, that's Raemonde and Dorothey Rahvis.
ADDITION: Further to my earlier naming of Dorothy Rahvis earlier, the name may alternatively be Dora.