Film Number |
4320 |
Title |
BANK HOLIDAY |
Producer |
Mid-Cheshire Amateur Cinematography Society |
Date |
1938 |
Gauge |
16mm |
Colour |
b/w |
Sound |
silent |
Running Time |
16 mins 47 secs |
Description |
Gently amusing film, written by W G Oakes, about the different activities of a group of friends on August Bank Holiday. Two go fishing, four go for a country walk and another group go for a picnic - after several mishaps, including being chased by a farmer, and one of the group falling into a river, they all end up back at home safely, although the two fishermen are a bit worse for wear after spending a large portion of their day in different pubs on the way home. Locations include Middlewich and Tarporley Stations, suburban houses and the countryside around Beeston Castle. |
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