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The Aga Khan IV (aka Prince Shah Karim Al Hussaini, 49th Imam of Nizari Ismailism) marries Lady James Crichton-Stuart (aka Salimah Aga Khan, former fashion model) in his palatial home in Paris, France in this clip from 1969.
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(FILM ID:2231.28)
No title - The Aga Khan marries Lady James Crichton-Stuart. Paris, France.
M/S wedding ceremony of Aga Khan and Lady Crichton-Stuart. M/S as ring is presented to the bride in Muslim ceremony. C/U Rector of the Ismaili Mosque who is officiating, he presents the wedding contract to them. C/U as Aga Khan signs wedding contract, camera zooms in. C/U Aga Khan signing. M/S as contract is passed to the bride to sign. Camera zooms in to C/U as she signs. M/S bride, groom and Rector. M/S as bride and groom walk across church and pause in front of guests. M/S as they walk down steps. Exterior M/S crowds waiting. C/U as bride and groom are presented with garland of flowers.
Cataloguer's note: the picture quality is not very good.
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