A Stately Home Of England (1931)

Heatherden Hall, Iver Heath, in leafy Bucks, nestling its stately walls in the wooded Chalfonts L, S of Heatherden Hall with a fountain in the foreground. Dissolve into a shot of two women walking through the gardens of the house with a large Irish Wolfhound. Near here Gray wrote his immortal Elegy, Milton lived, and William Penn died (This refers to Stoke Poges). M, S of the grand stately home with woman and dog in the foreground. L, S of the back of the house with ornamental gardens behind it. Woman poses by the fountain. M, S of two elegant women on the balcony of the house. It is hard to realise we are only 16 miles from Hyde Park. Incidentally, in this exclusive Country Club House the ratification of the Irish Free State Treaty was Three women walk through a leafy part of the garden with the house in the background. Woman is pulled along by the dog on a lead through the ornamental gardens. Another woman dips her hand into the water of a small pond. She has a younger dog