Ebb-tide
Directed by Mary Field
Go with the flow: to gentle but spellbinding effect this innovative natural history film glimpses marine life astride rising tides at Millport on the Isle of Cumbrae. Urchins, lugworm, weaver-fish and crabs are the shy-but-elegant stars coaxed onto the screen (with the assistance of Millport’s local research station) for this archetypal edition of Gaumont-British Instructional’s 1930s cinema series Secrets of Life.
Duration
0h 9m
Released
January 1, 1936
Part ofThe Secrets of Life
Includes The Tough 'un (1938), Nursery Island (1936), He Would a-Wooing Go (1936), Kings in Exile (1938), Lupins (1936), The Catch of the Season (1937), Once We Were Four (1942), Wisdom of the Wild (1940), Hereford Pedigree Cattle (1937), Roots (1934), Ebb-tide (1936), Some Flowering Plants (1950), Fresh As a Daisy (1945), Sally the Sparrow (1945), Seashores (1940), The Country Comes to Town (1933), The Warblers (1934), Perky Cockney (1937), Memories (1944), London Visitors (1936), Looper Catapillars (1935), The Rock Pool (1949), The Willow Tree (1947), Home of the Sea Birds (1946), A Visit to Farne Island (1946), On The Beach (1946), Fast and Slow (1945), Polly All Alone (1944), Tongues and Tails (1944), Overlooked (1942), Singing While They Work (1942), King of The Forest (1945), The Pest (1945), and Safety First (1936).
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