Peeps Through The Window Of The World! No. 2 (1934)

Titles read: ’Peeps through the Window of the World! No. 2’. Various locations of events. In a zoo in Australia we see several shots of a sheep that has five legs. The fifth one is dangling down from the left side of the animal’s neck. On a cricket pitch we see two umpires inspecting the ground then walking off. Another man comes along with a special rolling machine that “takes the wet off the wettest surface“. The water is picked up by a sponge on the roller and is collected in a small tank at the back of the device. Brief shot of men in whites playing cricket. (Location of events unknown.) In Scotland we see several brief shots of the Abbey at Fort Augustus, with a monk walking in the grounds. Various shots of boys playing cricket on a pitch, using a mechanical bowler, invented by one of the monks, Father Oswald. It looks like a large catapult. A man and a boy load it with a ball that is ’bowled’ to another so he can practise batting. At Margate in Kent we see couples in swimsuits in