Cuts (rushes, out takes) for stories in Colour Pictorial - CP 338. The original stories are also on Pathe Master tape *PM0143*.
01:26:23 to 01:30:40 cuts for story ITALIAN CROSSBOWMEN in CP 338. Mostly similar footage to that in the cut story. The Italian bowmen have their bows inspected by...
Cuts (rushes, out takes) for stories in Colour Pictorial - CP 338. The original stories are also on Pathe Master tape *PM0143*.
01:26:23 to 01:30:40 cuts for story ITALIAN CROSSBOWMEN in CP 338. Mostly similar footage to that in the cut story. The Italian bowmen have their bows inspected by Marquis Luigi Giovagnoli; he discusses the weapons with some of them. M/Ss and C/Us of several people in medieval costume; they seem to be mostly Italian.
01:30:40 to 01:35:44 cuts for story OLD SUPERSTITIONS in CP 338. Mostly similar footage to cut story. Also a beautiful L/S of the Cornish coastline, possibly around Madron or Veryan. Some different round houses are seen.
01:35:44 to 01:39:51 cuts for story WOMAN HARBOURMASTER in CP 338. Mostly similar footage to the cut story. M/S of a sign reading 'Harbourmaster - out' with the telephone number beneath. There are some nice general shots of the harbour at Newton Ferrers, not seen in the cut story.
01:39:51 to 01:43:41 cuts for story TUBNIK in CP 338. Mostly similar footage to the cut story. A few different shots show the taps being attached to the bath on the lakeside, the motor being attached to the bath in the water and the girl preparing to launch the tub with a bottle of milk.
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