Eve at Ostend
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Story
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- NoS Summary - beach scenes at Ostend - changing huts and glamour girls.
British Pathe synopsis: Shot of the busy beach at Ostend. Changing huts with wheels can be seen in the distance - "bathing machines". Four girls sit and dry their hair on the back of one of the huts. They wave to the camera. A bathing machine is pulled into the sea by a horse. Bathers dance and play games in the water. Another woman dries her hair whilst sitting on the back of a changing hut. Shot of the promenade and a cafe with seating outside. - Keywords
- Entertainment and leisure
- Locations
- Belgium
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- Pathe Inventory File Tin No.15
British Pathe Database 1997 Reference No.EP015 Used for synopsis
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How to cite this record
'Eve at Ostend', Eve And Everybody’s Film Review Issue No. 118, 5 Sep 1923. https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/newsonscreen/search/index.php/story/330948 (Accessed 31 Jan 2025)