Buoyant Belles of Droitwich Spa
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- Eve And Everybody’s Film Review
Issue
Story
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- 1 / 5
- Summary
- Pathe Intertitles - "Bathing Belles, too, in the latest of costumes -" One shot
"You can’t sink in this wonderful medicinal brine water - it is 10 times stronger than the sea." One shot
"Tea for two - two’s! (Adam, who is bringing on the tea, can’t sink any further than his arm-pits, notwithstanding 6 feet of water.)" Three shots
"Talk about the "briny" - this water is 40% more buoyant than the classic Dead Sea!" Two shots - Researcher Comments
- A short handwritten shot list is present in the Pathe boxfile.
- Keywords
- Entertainment and leisure
- Locations
- England; Droitwich; Worcestershire
- Written sources
- Pathe Eve 246-280 Boxfile Issue sheet
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- Production Co.
- British Pathe Ltd.
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How to cite this record
'Buoyant Belles of Droitwich Spa', Eve And Everybody’s Film Review Issue No. 250, 18 Mar 1926. https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/newsonscreen/search/index.php/story/334519 (Accessed 31 Jan 2025)