These are the Easter Movies. They are in clips of about a minute each. The Movies were shot by Charles A. Wood Sr. in the early to late 50's. Doug Wood had the film digitized thereby making these clips viewable on the net. Most of these were shot at the home of Charles and Opal Wood of Delphi, Indiana. The First clip is the start of a Hunt and I am guessing this was about 54-55. David Alan Wood Sr. is wearing a blue suit in this clip and the Wood boys are Charles, Dave, Tom, Steve and Doug Wood. Click to Start

This is a continuation of the first clip with Robert W. Wood helping Steve Wood pick up some eggs. Click here to start

This clip has a few seconds of video problems at the beginning then goes to the front of Charles A. and Opal Wood's house at 205 w. Summit St. in Delphi Indiana. There is some footage of Opal Wood with Woody and Doug.

It then cuts to the backyard of the house for the start of another easter egg hunt. Tom and Steve Wood have gotten out of the car and Bob Wood is seen in the Alley. This transitions to Bob and Faye Wood with Tom and Steve approaching the house. Click here to start

This clip is a continuation of Clip 3 which is the start of another Easter Egg hunt. This takes place in the backyard of Charles and Opal Wood's house in Delphi, Indiana. This Easter is probably a year after the first clip.
Opal Wood is in a black and white striped dress
Robert Wood is in a gold shirt with slacks.
Faye Wood is in a pink blouse
Dave Wood Sr. can be seen briefly with white shirt and blue slacks
Dave Wood Jr. is wearing a tan jacket and cap
Woody is wearing a white cowboy shirt with jeans
Tom Wood is wearing Black cowboy clothes
Steve Wood is wearing a Red Cowboy clothes
Doug Wood is in a white shirt with suspenders
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This clip is a continuation of clip 4 and the easter egg hunt for this year is just about over. The start of this clip shows Woody on the left then Tom and Dave Wood on the right. After the first scene there is a shot of Charles A Wood Sr. in the white T-shirt. Another scene shows David Wood Sr. with Dave Jr. The following scenes show the boys with what they had found that year.
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This clip is a continuation of clip 5 and the easter egg hunt is over until next year. The starting frame has Steve and Tom Wood. Steve on the left. There is a quick shot of Steve Tom and Doug Wood.

We cut to another scene and another Easter. Starting off with the five boys coming out the front door of the Wood home one by one. First is Doug then Steve next is Tom then Dave followed by Woody. The hunt then begins.
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This clip is a continuation of clip 6 and the easter egg hunt is on. There is a scene where the five boys are gathered together and joined by Opal Wood.

We cut to another scene where the boys can be seen coming out of the back door of the home of Bob and Faye Wood on Prince William Road in Delphi, Indiana. It is the same Easter but the boys have another Easter Egg hunt.
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This clip is a continuation of clip 7 and the boys are on the same Easter Egg hunt at the home of Bob and Faye Wood. There is a scene where Faye and Opal Wood can be seen. Faye is sitting on the steps and Opal is sitting on the porch railing
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This clip is a continuation of clip 8 and the boys are together counting there eggs. From left to right is Steve, Dave, Tom and Woody.

The next scene is from an earlier Easter and I am guessing about 1950. The three boys are Tom, Woody and Dave Wood. They are shown coming out of the front door of Charles and Opal Wood. The final shot shows the boys standing together and in the order listed above.
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This clip is a continuation of clip 9. We still have the three boys Woody, Dave and Tom Wood. There is a scene where they go back into the house when Opal Wood opens the door. Following this scene is a shot of Steve Wood with Charles Wood Jr. This is followed by the Swing set scene. The frame rate is set to high or maybe done for effect. Dave Wood is on the ladder and Tom and Woody are on the swings. The last few seconds is a double exposure which was common in the day.
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