Netherlands

Reportage about the Queen’s Celebrations in Steenwijk.

In October 1906, a month after its première, at least the following film scenes were included in the revue:

1. Amstel's lustoord (Amstel's pleasure-ground)

Tragicomedy about a collecting clerk who is falsely accused of stealing the money entrusted to him.

Marietje is going fishing with her father when she discovers that her wooden shoe is broken.

Crime film about a businessman whose murky past comes back to haunt him.

Reportage about a pelota match held on August 4, 1920, in Franeker.

The film opens with shots of a parade through the city, a band, and dignitaries riding in a carriage. The bleachers surrounding the field are filled to the last seat. From a special 'tent', the board watches the match, which is played fanatically. Afterwards, the players pose for the camera. The film also contains footage of the audience, who consists almost entirely of men. Finally, we see a tribute being paid to the champions.

Father comes home and makes himself comfortable. He grumbles about his son Gerrit coming too late for the evening meal. Piet calls to collect Gerrit so that they can attend a political meeting.

Corporate documentary about the coal industry.

Unbeknownst to them, circus artists Jan and his sister Annie are wearing the stolen jewellery of the famous Jolly sisters during a performance. After a wild chase, the jewels are returned to their rightful owners. Jan and Annie pocket the reward money and Truus falls into husband Jan's arms.

Reportage about the commotion at the Eijsden train station after the arrival of Emperor Wilhelm II.