Zandvoort

Comedy by and with comedian Toon Hermans about head-in-the-clouds Mister Moutarde who lives in the village of Sun-at-sea.

In a series of funny scenes, Hermans tells the story of Mister Moutarde whose house is threatened by the owners of the Knik Knak sausage factory who want to tear it down and build a sausage factory in its place. Fortunately, the other villagers, including a French wine seller, the village priest and Mister Moutarde’s new love Helen, an English biologist, want to help him.

Crime comedy involving a rented tuxedo starring Kees Brusse.

A secret document, a stolen tuxedo, a detective, a chase or two and a baffling chain of events… Nothing seems to faze insurance agent Hans (Kees Brusse) who also finds time to win the heart of a beautiful girl. German director Georg Jacoby’s airy comedy included a raft of well-known Dutch actors, such as Rijk de Gooyer, Lex Goudsmit and Andrea Domburg as well as old hands Johan Kaart and Bernhard Droog.

Jimmy, a racing driver meets Annette, a model from Paris at the Zandvoort circuit.

They both use their work as a means of escape, and during their brief affair neither of the two has the courage to be their true self. The subsequent series of misunderstandings between them causes Annette to decide to return to Paris when her work in Amsterdam is finished. In this process of growth, of reaching maturity, Jimmy loses not only the girl he loves but also his self-assurance, and he has no choice but to abandon his racing career.

Short feature film about a seaside visitor without trousers.

Reportage about a fire in Zandvoort.

On August 5, 1921, the grillroom ‘Le Bright’ and the circus building 'Palais d'Ete’ in Zandvoort burned to the ground. The reportage contains footage of the fire, and of the Zandvoort fire brigade’s efforts to extinguish it, using only two fire hoses.

Two girls meet two soldiers at the beach; after their swim they decide to try on the soldiers' uniforms.

Two young bloods appeal to their fathers for a little financial help, but are met with a refusal. At the beach, they spy two pretty girls, Mijntje and Trijntje, about to take a dip. A moment later the young men see their fathers again and note that they have been attracted by the girls. They steal up to the bathing machine hired by the girls, and hastily donning the girls' clothes, walk past their fathers. Their plan is entirely successful. The old men lose no time in making the acquaintance of these "fair ones", and soon all four are enjoying a good square meal.

Mijntje and Trijntje, two girls from Zealand, go to Zandvoort beach in the tram.