The Hague

On the occasion of the opening of his third department store, Engelbrecht Masker addresses the assembled staff and tells them his motto: "You all have the marshal's baton in your knapsack!" He rela

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.

Impression of the harsh winter of 1917 in the Netherlands.

Fictional film (with opera excerpts) by Johan Gildemeijer about a street singer who enjoys a brief career as an opera artist.

Reportage about the baptism of Princess Juliana on June 5, 1909.

Advertising film in which Loet Barnstijn shows what his film company is capable of doing.

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,

Farcical comedy about Bet Strik, an Amsterdam fishwife, who takes a short holiday in Scheveningen and Amsterdam with her husband Hein.

Reportage about the opening of the Dutch parliament by the Queen.

Documentary on the occasion of Queen Wilhelmina’s 25th anniversary of rule.

This anniversary film, compiled by Haghe Film, consists mainly of footage that Willy Mullens had shot of the royal family in previous years. The film includes e.g. footage of the solidarity demonstration that took place on the Malieveld in The Hague in November of 1918. It also includes excerpts from Mullens' Leger- en vlootfilm (1917).