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

... THE EMPIRE (NEWPORT). The great attraction at the cosy Charles-, street Hall is the Lumiere Cinematography, under the direction.of M. Trewey. As at Cardiff- this new feat of science was greeted with hearty plaudits, one and all present testifying to the ...

... (CARDIFF). Tho management of the admirably-appointed Mnsic Hall in Queen-street have his week again booked M. Trewey's original Lumiere Cine- matographe, when new pictures and new views will be exhibited. Lavater's dog musicians are also down for a turn, while ...

... THE EMPIRE (NEWPORT). Here the incomparable Lumiere Cinematographe was the principal attraction, and the new pictures shown under the supervision of Mr Trewey were of a very interesting and entertaining descnption. Ogust, the French clown and mimic, who ...

... THE EMPIRE (SWANSEA). The Lumiere Cinematograph is the principal attraction at the Swansea Empire, as it recently has been at Cardiff. It certainly is a very won- derful instrument, and leads the most unimagina- tive to ask- I Wlitt next? The comical ...

... bility. There are sure to be thousands of people at the Empire trying all they know to solve this human enigma. Trewey's Lumiere Cinemato- graphe is here again, with an entirely new set of pictures. Leo Dryden, the actor-vocalist, reap- pears by special ...

... THE EMPIRE (SWANSEA). That wonderful photographic invention the Lumiere Cinematographe, which has created such interest in the scientific world, is to be seen in the Swansea Empire, and every one who is anxious to see the living pictures which it reproduces ...

... THE EMPIRE (SWANSEA.) Here the Lumiere Cinematograph (under the direction of Mons. Trewey) was placed before large and delighted audiences. The pictures exhibited were extremely good, and Swanseaites were simply astonished at this one of the latest scientific ...

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

... was the case every evening last week the Empire Patace of Varieties was again packed at both performances on Monday. The Lumiere Cinematographe was undoubtedly the attraction, and the pictures exhibited gave entire satisfac- tion. Many new photographs ...

... THE EMPIRE (SWANSEA). Once again is the Lumiere Cinematographe amongst us, and once again has M. Trewey, under whose able direction the show ia run, been able to get together an entirely new series of. brilliant and interesting 8netJ, one of the most ...

... and amusing show with her perform- ing cockatoos, and there is also a fine display of new pictures shown by means of the Lumiere Cinematographe. ...