GAUMONT GRAPHIC NO. 386
This film is held by the BFI (ID: 549139).
Synopsis
"INDIANS FOR THE FIGHTING LINE" A column of infantry with pack mules march along a raod (54ft).
"MOROCCAN SOLDIERS WITH THEIR FRENCH OFFICERS". A French officer talking to two Moroccan officers in front of a Red Cross ambulance (65).
"MEMBERS OF A CORK CLUB. Interned at Amersfoort; Belgian soldiers speed the slow-going hours". Soldiers watch a game being played by fellow prisoners (104).
"WOUNDED IN BATTLE. Outside the hospital at Malo-les-Bains". British Red Cross ambulances drive up to the hospital; orderlies carry a man on a stretcher (153).
"DISGUISING THE GUNS". Horse artillery camouflaging field guns by covering them with branches (210).
"WHERE THEY CANNOT PILLAGE. German soldiers' lock-up at Bergen". A few German prisoners are seen inside the compound, walking between wooden huts (237).
"GUARDING A RAILWAY BRIDGE ON THE YPRES-DIXMUNDE LINE". Four sentries warming their hands at a brazier beside the railway line (245).
"COOKING ON THE MARCH. Seeing the Territorials' "Inner Man"". A field kitchen in operation watched by civilians. Potatoes being peeled (310ft).
Titles
- COOKING ON THE MARCH (Alternative)
- DISGUISING THE GUNS (Alternative)
- GUARDING A RAILWAY BRIDGE ON THE YPRES-DIXMUNDE LINE (Alternative)
- INDIANS FOR THE FIGHTING LINE (Alternative)
- MEMBERS OF A CORK CLUB (Alternative)
- MOROCCAN SOLDIERS WITH THEIR FRENCH OFFICERS (Alternative)
- WHERE THEY CANNOT PILLAGE (Alternative)
- WOUNDED IN BATTLE (Alternative)
- GAUMONT GRAPHIC NO. 386
- Series Title:
- GAUMONT GRAPHIC
Technical Data
- Year:
- 1914
- Film Gauge (Format):
- 35mm Film
- Colour:
- Black/White
- Sound:
- Silent
- Footage:
- 310 ft
Production Credits
- Production Company
- Gaumont Graphic