Amsterdam

Propaganda film for the Municipal Labor Exchange in Amsterdam.

Kobus Drost, a well-to-do farmer, is asked by his nephew Verbeek to come to Volendam to talk about the financing of a reconditioning of his boat.

Engel, working as maid-servant for a rich, stingy farmer, receives from him two rixdollars for her services and his advice to buy a lottery-ticket. When she goes into town, Amsterdam, she decides to spend the money on three pairs of stockings. Back at the farm, she puts on a pair of the new stockings and leaves the house to go shopping. In her absence the farmer enters her room to look for the lottery-ticket. What he finds is a card with the number 9, which he believes is the number of the lottery-ticket but which is actually the card that was attached to the stockings.

Reportage about the First Air Traffic Exhibition Amsterdam (ELTA).

The devil, surrounded by flames, leaves hell and goes to earth where, in human form, his aim is to make people unhappy and cause evil to triumph over good.

Five-year-old Koertje, born with a club-foot, is tormented by children calling him Mankpoot ("Dot-and-go-one").

Semi-documentary showing some of the activities of the Amsterdam fire brigade, interwoven with the story of a boy who wants to become a firefighter.

The story - as far as described in reviews - tells how Meina, the wife of the struggling violinist Mario, believes that she is sufficiently talented to make a name for herself as a dancer and that,

Advertised as a "family drama". The story - as far as described in reviews - tells how Mozes, an elderly diamond-cleaver, is almost driven insane by the loss of a wallet containing packets of diamonds.

Reportage about the visit of the British pilot John Alcock on August 3, 1919.