Woman stands by a dinner table and places decorated serviettes into glasses. The woman carefully arranges the serviettes in the glasses. C/U of woman folding a serviette into a fan shape.
Other ways of folding the serviettes are demonstrated with hands and the fabric folding shown in C/U....
Woman stands by a dinner table and places decorated serviettes into glasses. The woman carefully arranges the serviettes in the glasses. C/U of woman folding a serviette into a fan shape.
Other ways of folding the serviettes are demonstrated with hands and the fabric folding shown in C/U. A very ornate shaped serviette is placed on a dinner plate. A bread roll is placed inside the serviette.
End title reads: "Should any Patrons like a specimen serviette to copy, send postcard to: - Editor, Pathe's Eve's Film Review, 103, Wardour Street, London W1 marked "Boat", "Water-lily" or "Butterfly" and they will be sent a specimen."
Paperwork suggests may have been an item in Eve's Film Review issue 33.
Note: flash-frame intertitles and serious decomposition.
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