... on the occasion of its previous visit, Mr Stoll has arranged for the appearance at the Swansea Empire during this week of Lumiere's Cinematograph, under the direction of Monsieur Trewey, and tbat several piotares will be exhibited that were not shown during ...

... Rosedon, and Frank Halter. The aggregate number of arbistes appearing will total up to about 60. I The Empire (Newport), I The Lumiere Cinematographe is an ever- welcome burn, and tho announcement that this visit to the Charles-street Hall may prove a farewell ...

... celebrated French clown and mimic, O'Gust; Alfred Hurley, vocalist; Mdlle. Ophelia Orbasany, with her performing cockatoos; the Lumiere Oinematograplle T. W. Newton, ventriloquist; Mr Charles Gardener, eccentric character comedian; Ray and Ransford. acro- bstic ...

... O'Malleys, who caused immense merriment. The Empire (Newport). The great attraction at the cosy Charles. street Hall is the Lumiere Cinematographe, under the direction of M. Trewey. As at Cardiff this new feat of science was greeted with hearty plaudits ...

... supplied by Faure accumulators, of which 80 were carried. Mr W. Laehlan, the engineer repre- senting the Societe La Force et La Lumiere, who was ill charge of the batteries, reported that but 30 were brought into use on the down journey, and only a portion of ...

... Altogether the programme is a distinctly strong one, and there will be sure to be good houses. The Empire (Swansea). I The famous Lumiere Cineuiat^graphe is paying a farewell visit to the Swansea Empire this week, and this marvel of modern marvels is always sure ...

... SWANSEA. Swanseaites are never weary of witnessing the marvels of that latest triumph of science, the cinematographe, and Lumiere's invention will therefore be cordially weloomed upon its appearance onoe more at the Swansea Empire. On this occasion a large ...

... the music-hall stage. The instru- ment, which drew large crowds to the E'npire, Swansea, on Monday, is patented by Mons. Lumiere, the celebrated Frenchman, and it was recently exhibited by Mons. Trewey at Cardiff. Mr Stoll deserves the patronage he has ...

... reputation. Mademoiselle Lucretia, of legmania fame, gave a most graceful performance. An eminently popular item was the Lumiere Cinematographe, which, under the skilful manipulation of M. Trewey, pre- sented some delightful views, embracing a wide range ...

... submitted this week at the Empire Palacaof Varieties, Queen-street, ranks amongst the best ever placed before South Walians. The Lumiere Cinouiatographe created quite a. furore when first int-oduced to Cardiff audiences, but the present American biograph is an ...

... (Swansea). At the Swansea Empire this week there are some very good turns. A series of new pictures will be shown by the Lumiere Cinematographs. The production has greatly improved, and there is now little or no flickering m tho views. A first-class turn ...

... benefit of Cardiff Infirmary. The Empire (Cardiff). I At the Cardiff Empire this week there is another rousing programme. The Lumiere Cinematographe, which tops the bill, is here again from the London Empire, with a lot of new photos. Miss Sable Fern, a comedienne ...