Norfolk Broads. Subtitle reads: "Accompanying the Varsity and Public Schools Camp." Introductory intertitle reads: "Rivers and canals are Eve's highways on the Broads."
M/S of a group of young women wearing overcoats and scarves standing beside a pile of luggage. High angle shot of the girls...
Norfolk Broads. Subtitle reads: "Accompanying the Varsity and Public Schools Camp." Introductory intertitle reads: "Rivers and canals are Eve's highways on the Broads."
M/S of a group of young women wearing overcoats and scarves standing beside a pile of luggage. High angle shot of the girls climbing aboard boats - some of the younger girls wear gymslips. M/S of boats moving away from the riverbank. "The girls who wave the tillers rule the boats." M/S of pleasure boats moving towards the camera. M/S of small yachts moving along the Broads.
"Of course, there is sometimes work to be done..." M/S of two girls sitting on top of the cabin of a boat peeling potatoes. M/S of three girls swabbing the decks with brooms. C/U of one of the girls wiping her face with a towel. She smiles at the camera. "...but always sailing along - peacefully and happily." M/S of boats moving gracefully towards the camera. Various shots of girls aboard boats moving through the water.
Was an item in Eve's Film Review issue number 625.
Note: in can 261 there are two very similar items "With Eve on the Broads" and "Eve on the Broads" - we have named them "version 1" and "version 2" to try and avoid confusion.
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