Item title reads - "The little people's" big romance. Mr A. Goodwin, who is 3 foot 7 inches, weds Miss E.V. Walbridge, who is only 3 foot 2 inches. Weymouth, Dorset.
M/S as the bride and groom walk through the crowd, people throw confetti, a policeman holds back the crowd, they pose for the...
Item title reads - "The little people's" big romance. Mr A. Goodwin, who is 3 foot 7 inches, weds Miss E.V. Walbridge, who is only 3 foot 2 inches. Weymouth, Dorset.
M/S as the bride and groom walk through the crowd, people throw confetti, a policeman holds back the crowd, they pose for the camera and the bride gives a big grin. L/S as the couple walk down the steps towards a waiting car surrounded by people, they get in and drive off.
M/S as the bride and groom get out of the car, he knocks on a door and the bride follows him up some steps, other guests follow and a little boy stands at their side. The group pose and a woman behind the bride tickles her under the chin. C/U of the couple looking happy, he takes his cigar out of his mouth and give the bride a kiss. C/Us of the bride and groom having their chins tickled.
Note: there are two other versions of this wedding containing some of the same material, please see separate records.
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