Netherlands

None found, but a news item in 'De Kinematograaf' (1.11.1918), which describes one scene, gives some idea: "Max (or Clivie) is accepted as assistant in a grocer's shop.

On Tuesday, 22nd June 1915, newspapers in The Hague published a humorous news item about a lady whose elegant high-heeled shoe got stuck between the rails of the steam-tram from The Hague to Scheveningen. Despite all her efforts, she could not pull the heel out of the rails. The tram had to stop and a crowd gathered. When a policeman arrived, he ordered the lady to remove her shoe. She refused. Resolutely, the policeman knelt down and unbuttoned the shoe. The lady withdrew her foot and revealed... a stocking full of holes.

A lady is telling a group of children the story of Saint Nicholas when, suddenly, on the screen the good Saint appears on his horse, together with his assistant, Black Peter.

The revue consisted of a prologue, one act and a finale. The second scene was a short film showing Isidore Zwaaf at home and then hurrying through the streets of Rotterdam to reach Casino Variété in time for the performance of the revue.

The film consists of three parts, of which the first is fiction, the second a combination of fiction and documentary material and the third is pure documentary.

Joyce Sinclair is a governess to Enid, the little daughter of Henry Ferguson, an old friend of her late father.

Reportage about a solar eclipse, by Willy Mullens.

On April 8, 1921, the morning edition of ‘Het Vaderland’ published the following report:

A film adaptation of the famous girls book 'Een zomerzotheid' by Cissy van Marxveldt; the film has since been lost.

Documentary about Zaltbommel.

This documentary shows the most important squares, streets, and buildings of Zaltbommel, with shots of the river Waal. We see the market, the water tower, old fortifications, the railway bridge, the St Maartens tower, the carillon tower, and the cable ferry. The film also has footage of a shipyard where ocean ships are built.