Description: Opening title card reads 'The Planet Cinemagazine' then 'The Film Editor presents some subjects at random -'/'Firstly, let us travel to Warwickshire -'. A brief shot of the Warwickshire countryside is followed by a shot of a country church, and some ruins. Title reads '-where thick forests once grew-' and some dark, heavily contrasted shots of trees and a forest follows.

Intertitle: 'Early architects used timber as the basic material i their buildings, many of which are still standing after hundreds of years in this part of Britain and from one of our priceless and unique heritages.' Various shots follow of the beautiful exteriors, roofs and windows of medieval and Tudor timber-framed buildings, as well as a medieval castellated tower.

Intertitle: 'The enormous quantities of timber used in the 14th and 15th centuries were not replanted & the resultant shortage had produced a change in building styles by the end of the 16th century.' The shadow of a man in a fedora passes across a whitewashed wall. Shots follow of timber-framed plaster Tudor buildings.

Intertitle: 'Early bricks, first introduced here by the Flemish.'

, A Day in The Life of Bobby, Travelogue'. Shots of Warwickshire. Various shots show brick patterns in the walls of 17th century buildings.

Intertitle: These old houses were beautiful, but not hygienic - and talking of hygiene here is by way of contrast, a glimpse of modern youth training -' Shots follow of teenage boys and girls washing their hands in a large plastic bowl, then performing various gymnastic exercises in a large field., jumping over a wooden horse.

Intertitle: 'And now a personal episode........ some incidents from a day in the life of ------' Next intertitle shows a cartoon dog with the words 'DOG BOBBY'. A cute border collie is shown sleeping, followed by a shot of a postman entering a gate - the postman wears a long coat and cap. Bobby jumps up and bites the letter from the postman's hand. He is then seen in hallway bringing a slipper to his owner. A hand-drawn cartoon shows Bobby looking out a window with the words "Who'll be the next home?" Bobby sits on a chair looking out a window. Next cartoon says 'Most days the grub's not too bad'. A menu reads 'Chappie - Bones - Tasty leftovers' and the camera pans right to Bobby eating from his bowl. A woman looks down at Bobby. Next cartoon reads "Better get that lead". Bobby's tail wags furiously and he jumps up against a door with excitement. He grabs the lead in his mouth and another cartoon reads "Now for some stick chasing." Now in a large park, Bobby runs towards the camera and sits, then runs after a stick thrown by the woman. He is then seen indoors, sat by a door looking into the camera. We see a close-up shot of a tennis ball followed by a cartoon that reads "Aha! - a game of ball." He then picks up a tennis ball with his mouth and brings it to the woman. She bounces the ball up and down and Bobby follows excitedly. A man in glasses and a suit lies asleep on a chair. The woman, now reading, yawns, as does an older woman who wears a shawl and glasses. Bobby, again sat by the door, looks into the camera and a cartoon reads "Guess I'm tired." Bobby goes to sleep in his bed and an intertitle reads 'Little man you've had a busy day.'

An intertitle reads 'Bobby's Winter Sports'. Bobby runs through the snow in the park, chasing a stick thrown by a boy and playing with another smaller dog. Bobby runs around excitedly, wagging his tail. Final title reads THE END.