Babes in the Wood

Series

Series Name
Eve And Everybody’s Film Review

Issue

Issue No.
33
Date Released
19 Jan 1922
Length of issue (in feet)
1000
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Babes in the Wood

Story

Summary
NoS Summary - A pantomime starring the Dolly Sisters and Albert Bruno at the New Oxford Theatre.
British Pathe synopsis: New Oxford Theatre. The Dolly Sisters, dressed as the Babes in the Wood do a dance. Also close ups of the wicked Baron played by Albert Bruno. One of the Babes smokes a cigarette - coughing and spluttering to comic effect, the other kisses a dolly. All three dance together.
Keywords
Performing arts
Written sources
Kinematograph Weekly   12 January 1922, page unknown
Pathe Inventory File   Tin No.7
British Pathe Database 1997   Reference No.EP007 Used for synopsis
D. Gifford ‘Entertainers in British Films’ (Westport, 1998)   p66.
National Film Archive Catalogue
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