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... produced one more sensational story of student life in Paris, one which contains its own comment upon the morals of la ville lumiere. The tale had its beginning about 1878, when Mdlle. Elisa Rousseau,a Belgian blonde, was cashier at a cafe in the Boulevard ...
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... CWdenlk. tb« utUiMtion of small waterfalls for genera tin* electricity and supplying light, heat, or power, has appeared in Lumiere Electriqne. On* way utOiie a to make it the dynamo only when the current it required. Another way to make it chanre accumulators ...
... utilisation of small waterfalls for generating electricity and supplying light, heat, or motive power, has appeared in La Lumiere Electriqtte. One way to utilise a fall is to make it work the dynamo only when the current is required. Another way is to ...
... meeting, each member should his own candle, aad the Chairman Chl, io Let each man be his own light. are afraid that ail the lumieres, except ReT. T. W. George aad Mr. Edmuad would be rushlights. £ £ Mr. J. S. Tregoning, the owner of Morfa Works, Llanelly ...
... Mexborough, were sentenced to two months' imprisonment for neglecting their children. Tile dirctors of London, arranged with _MM. Lumiere and Trewey to give a series of exhibitions of the Cinemato- trranbe. ...
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... the Continent several attempts are being made to produce Rontgen rays without a Crookes tube. We do not include M. Le Bon's lumiere noire, which is emitted by a paramu lamp, because what- ever it is, if it be anything, it is not the same as Rontgen's rays ...
... capturing newspapers or a stray umbrella. It is a scene repeated every day at any one cf the great London termini. Messrs Lumiere, the inven- tors of the Cinematographe * a name which will be presently abbreviated no doubt * have many other wonderful illusions ...
... TWINS, HARRY CHAMPION. THE THREE SISTF.Rs WYNNE. HARRY FREEMAN. PARKER'S DOG CIRCUS. and DON JUAN CAICEDO, NEXT WEEK: THJo LUMIERE CINEMA TOGRAP HE, Under MONS. TREWEY, from the Kmpire, London. THE ORIGINAL-NOT A COPY, Specially engaged for the New Empire ...
... MARCO TWINS, HARRY CHAMPION. THE THREE SISTERS WYNNE. HARRY FREEMAN. PARKER'S DOG CIRCUS, aud DON JUAN CAICEDO. NEXT WEEK THE LUMIERE CINEMATOGRAPHE, Under MONS. TREWEY, from the Empire, London. THE ORIGINAL-NOT A COPY. Specially engaged for the New Empire ...
... WIN S, HARRY CHAMPION. THE THREE SISTERS WYNNE. HARRY FREEMAN. PARKER'S DOG CIRCUS, and DON JUAN CAICEDO. NEXT WEEK: THE LUMIERE CINEMATOGRAPHS, Under MONS. TREWEY, from the Empire, London. THE ORIGINAL—NOT A COPY, Specially engaged for the New Empire ...