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Film Number |
4220 |
Title |
[PLAYING BRIDGE AT THE CALF'S HEAD HOTEL; TRIP TO KNARESBOROUGH AND BRIMHAM ROCKS] |
Producer |
Jack Wells [?] |
Date |
*1937/8/40 |
Gauge |
16mm |
Colour |
b/w |
Sound |
silent |
Running Time |
9 mins 45 secs |
Description |
A group of people, mainly middle-aged women, are seen in the garden of the Calf's Head Hotel in Worston, Lancashire. They do stretching exercises, dance around and then are seen playing bridge. Brief shot of a girl in a canoe, then the same group are seen fooling around on a tricycle and playing cricket in a garden. There are shots of a group visit to Knaresborough and Brimham Rocks in Yorkshire. The film ends with a woman playing banjo, and a family group eating dinner and messing around on bikes in the back garden. |
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