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Paramount News brings you a special coverage of Princess Anne's visit to
London,
the first stop on her much-publicized goodwill tour of European capital.
She gets a royal welcome from the British,
as thousands cheer the gracious young member of one of Europe's oldest
ruling families.
After three days of continuous activity and a visit to Buckingham Palace,
Anne flew to Amsterdam,
where Her Royal Highness dedicated the new International Aid Building and
christened an ocean liner.
Then went to Paris,
where she attended many official functions designed to cement trade
relations between her country and the Western European nations.
And so to Rome, the Eternal City,
where the Princess visit was marked by a spectacular military parade
highlighted by the band of the crack Bersaglieri regiment.
The smiling young princess showed no sign of the strain of the week's
continuous public appearances, and at her country's embassy that evening,
a formal reception and ball in her honor was given by her country's
ambassador to Italy.
Sua Altezza Reale, Her Royal Highness.
His Excellency, the Papal Nuncio, Monsignor Altomonte.
Sir Hugo Massey de Farmington.
Good evening, Sir Hugo.
Good evening, Your Royal Highness.
His Highness, the Maharaja of Khanipur and Rajkumari.
I'm so glad that you could come.
Thank you, Madame.
Good evening.
How do you do?
Good evening.
Sahari Singh and Karak Singh.
The Count and Countess von Mastrand.
Good evening, Countess.
Good evening.
Señora y Señora Joan de Camonche.
Good evening.
Hassan El-Din Pasha.
How do you do?
I hate this night, Gun.
I hate all my nightgowns, and I hate all my underwear, too.
My dear, you have lovely things.
But I'm not 200 years old.
Why can't I sleep in pajamas?
Pajamas?
Just the top half.
Did you know there are people who sleep with absolutely nothing on at all?
I rejoice to say that I did not.
Oh, and your slippers.
Please put on your slippers and come away from the window.
Your milk and crackers.
Everything we do is so wholesome.
They'll help you to sleep.
I'm too tired to sleep.
I can't sleep.
a wink.
Now, my dear, if you don't mind, tomorrow's schedule.
Or schedule, whichever you prefer.
Both are correct.
8 30 breakfast here with the embassy staff.
9 o'clock, we leave for the Pollinari Automotive Works,
where you'll be presented with a small car.
Thank you.
Which you.
will not accept.
No, thank you.
10 35 Inspection of Food and Agriculture Organization will present you
with an olive tree.
No, thank you.
Which you will accept.
Thank you.
1055, the new foundling home for orphans.
You will preside over the laying of the cornerstone.
Same speech as last Monday.
Trade relations.
Yes.
For the orphans?
Oh, no, no, the other one.
Youth and progress.
Precisely.
1145, back here to rest.
No, that's wrong.
1145, conference here with the press.
Sweetness and decency.
One o'clock sharp, lunch with the foreign ministry.
You will wear your white lace and carry a bouquet of very small pink
roses.
305, presentation of a plaque.
Thank you.
410, review special guard of Carabinieri.
No, thank you.
445, back here to change your uniform to meet the international...
Stop!
Stop, stop!
It's all right, dear.
It didn't spill.
I don't care if it spilled or not.
I don't care if I drowned in it.
My dear, you're ill.
I'll set up a Dr.
Bonacova.
I don't want Dr.
Bonacova.
Please let me die in peace.
You're not dying.
Leave me!
It's nerves.
Control yourself, Anne.
I don't want to!
Your Highness.
I'll get Dr.
Bonacova.
It's no use.
I'll be dead before he gets here.
She is asleep.
She was in hysterics three minutes ago, Doctor.
Are you asleep now?
No.
I'll only disturb Your Royal Highness a moment.
I'm very ashamed, Dr.
Bonacova.
Suddenly I was crying.
To cry?
A perfectly normal thing to do.
It's most important she be calm and relaxed for the press conference,
Doctor.
Don't worry, Doctor.
I'll be calm and relaxed.
I'll bow and I'll smile.
I'll improve trade relations and I...
There she goes again.
Give her something, Doctor, please.
Uncover her arm, please.
What's that?
Sleep and calm.
This will relax you and make your highness feel a little happy.
It's a new drug, quite harmless.
There.
I don't feel any different.
You will.
It may take a little time to take hold.
Just now, I bet.
Can I keep just one light on?
Of course.
The best thing I know is to do exactly what you was for a while.
Thank you, Doctor.
Oh, the General!
Doctor, quick!
I'm perfectly all right.
Good night, ma'am.
Good night, Doctor.
Thank you.