Cape Cod, Patsy's seventh birthday--Mortimer B. Fuller, Jr.--home movies. Reel 27
1697.0027
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1939 – 1940
Credit:
Credit: Mortimer B. Fuller, Jr. Collection, Northeast Historic Film.
On can: "Cape Cod 1939, Patsy's 7th birthday. 1940."
Compiled color home movies of family scenes at Cape Cod over 1939 and 1940.
Title: “Patsy’s 7th Birthday” (hand-written card)
Clay-court tennis. A crudely hand-painted sign reads "Fair Grounds / Beware of Pickpockets / No Spitting”
Group gathering, adults at leisure in Adirondack chairs, playing a ring toss game on a badminton court. Children play croquet. Two men pose with a cardboard cutout of a woman in a bathing suit; they pretend to serve her drinks and kiss her. More lawn games.
Cut to Plymouth Rock Monument. Men in pilgrim costume are seen sitting on a wall nearby. Boats on water seen from shore, followed by scenes taken from a boat.
Cut to children in suits and dresses hunting for Easter eggs on the lawn.
Cut to a large, wood-shingled beachfront house, Provincetown. Scenes include the Pilgrim Monument and views from the tower of Provincetown below.
Cut to shots taken from a boat, passing the Stone Horse lightship.
Cape Cod. Adult fun and games, PAF 7th birthday, Plymouth? 1940?
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