Zeeland: 'The Hidden Paradise'

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThis MGM short film, part of the James A. Fitzpatrick Traveltalk series, visits Zeeland, a province of the Netherlands. Traditional costumes and architecture abound and cleanliness is a hall... Leer todoThis MGM short film, part of the James A. Fitzpatrick Traveltalk series, visits Zeeland, a province of the Netherlands. Traditional costumes and architecture abound and cleanliness is a hallmark of local life. They paint their houses every year and Saturday is the great cleaning ... Leer todoThis MGM short film, part of the James A. Fitzpatrick Traveltalk series, visits Zeeland, a province of the Netherlands. Traditional costumes and architecture abound and cleanliness is a hallmark of local life. They paint their houses every year and Saturday is the great cleaning day. Dog carts are widely used. Zeeland is the richest agricultural province of the Nether... Leer todo

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- Ruth FitzPatrick
Elenco
- James A. FitzPatrick

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Dirección
- Ruth FitzPatrick
Elenco
- James A. FitzPatrick

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Trivia
Zeeland has approximately 688 square miles of land. When this short film was made it had a population of about 250,000. In the 2020 census it had a population of 383,488.

Citas
Narrator: It has been said that Saturday is always a great cleaning day, all over the Netherlands; because, it will not be possible to clean things again until Monday. And Monday is also a great cleaning day; because, of course, nothing has been cleaned since Saturday.

Bandas sonoras
Norwegian Dance, Op. 35, No. 2
(uncredited)
Music by Edvard Grieg
Played during the opening credits and at the end

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James Fitzpatrick Shouts About A Part Of Holland

James A Fitzpatrick sends the Technicolor cameras to Zeeland in the Netherlands, to take pictures. Although his commentary is more straightforward than usual - probably due to the direction being by Ruth Fitzpatrick - he makes up for this by shouting his comments. He did this a lot, leading me to suspect he was hard of hearing.

It's one of the better preserved Traveltalks that play frequently on Turner Classic Movies. Although the pictures are standard for the tourist-style series, he manages to get in some interesting facts, including the inevitable dog carts, but also the golden blinders that the ladies wear as part of their Sunday-go-to-church finery.