[The Seasons at Otford]

In this film, Mr. Newman documents a year in Otford, filming the countryside around Otford, as the seasons change over the year.

[The Country Show] or [A Country Cattle Show] or [Country Sports]

The high jump, sack race and obstacle course are interspersed with footage of spectators in this film by Charles Goodwin Norton from the mid to late 1890s.

Sheep Washing; or, Washing Sheep

Sheep washed in a river is filmed by Charles Goodwin Norton in the late 1890s.

The Old Chorister

Superimposition conveys an old man's reminisces and apparitions after hearing choral singing in this James Williamson production.

A Day in the Hayfield

Men and children are seen at work and play in a hayfield in this 1904 film by Cecil Hepworth.

[Arundel]

A film showing a man walking down a rural lane smoking a cigarette, cutting to a shot of two men and a woman in portrait eating a banana in the countryside.

[Bognor High Tide]

This two film compilation shows a very brief shot of a car driving through a flooded street in Bognor, followed by intertitled scenes showing a woman carding some wool; spinning wool by hand and later using a spinning 'Jenny' wheel before weaving cloth using a loom; end title.

[Goodwood Races]

This film shows views of Goodwood race track, with crowds sat on the grassy bank and litter scattered on the grass. Cars entering through a gate; closing with several horses entering the track.

[Goodwood [?]]

A compilation showing a country road filmed from a moving vehicle; views of the Goodwood track and estate; portraits of two men and a woman sat on grass; followed by views of a village from a moving vehicle [?].

[Country Bridge]

This brief film shows two women walking across a bridge over a river in the countryside, later seated on a style, lighting cigarettes. The film closes with the women sat in long grass smoking and posing for the camera.

Tansy

The story of Tansy, a shepherd's granddaughter, who is adored and mistreated by the men in her life, told over nearly an hour of footage and intertitles. Scenes are shot on location, setting action in the rolling hills of the Devon countryside, as well as interior sets. Intertitle styles make visual distinctions between spoken phrases by the characters, shown in bold white type over black, and the writer's voice, which is conveyed by elaborate script over the same still image. Several interjections are made by Hepworth himself, remarking on the narrative as it unfolds.