So THAT'S what they're called!


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Posted by Nan on July 14, 1997 at 16:28:44:


In reply to Re: Bathing machines posted by The Mysterious H.C. on July 14, 1997 at 11:59:27



] ] There is a reference to bathing machines in Sanditon.

] they're not really "machines", but just a kind of wagon that was pulled up to the shore and served as a moveable changing room.

In the original Ghost and Mrs. Muir (the one with Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison) there is a beach scene in which Mrs. Muir is using one of these "bathing machines". I always wondered what it was called. Also, she was actually holding on to a rope (attached to the wagon) while she splashed about in the ocean. Was that part of the normal practice?




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