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... The Crystal Palace.— The Crystal Palace management has now included the most recent novelty —the Lumiere Cinematographe— in its daily pro- gramme. Yesterday, following the interesting Bur- mese performances, two illustrations were given of the Cinematographe ...
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... tho first place, M. Lumiere has made no new discovery. Ho has simply made use of M. Lippmann's method, and has never pro- tended to have invented any new process. What has been achieved, however, is of some importance. M. Lumiere and Son are, perhaps ...
... Photographic Society a most interesting display of seven pictures produced by a new process of photo-mechanical printing hy M. Lumiere, of Pans, was made by Mr. Weissenberger, of St. Petersburg, to whom they were specially lent for the present meet- ing. The ...
... against Mr. Volckmar to annul his Patents as direct infringements of Mr. Faure 's inventions, now the property of the Force and Lumiere Company. In reply to tbis advertisement, I beg to state that I am the person who published and caused to be circulated the ...
... THE CINEMA TOGEAPH. TO TIIE EDITOR OF TIIE STANDARD. Sir, — Wheu speaking of the Messrs. Lumieres' cinematograph, or Edison's kinetoscope — both very wonderful, but still only applications of an old scientific principle — the name of tbe blind philosopher ...
... personally or by latter. direct to the lender. Arthur Wyndham Iladdon,Esq.. 10. Corporstion-streeto Manchester. A NIMAL-LUMIERE.—WANTED,Lad7 or Gentle.t‘. man (with 3.l.l•pendent means, religious views) to READ • highly mond, ideal, most startling Freuch ...
... Academy of Sciences yesterday, M. Mascart presented a series of photographs in colours, taken by M. Auguste and M. Louis Lumiere, of Lyons. Though, perhaps, not perfect, they seem to show that the problem of colour photography, if not already solved, ...
... that I inquired into the matter. lam sorry to he obliged to say there has been some exaggeration. In the first place. M. Lumiere has made no new discovery. He has simply use of M. leppmainsi's method, and has never pretended to have invented any new process ...
... to the Chicago Eshihitioii. The telegram which we print 'from our Paris Correspondent this mom- iiifr shows that what M. Lumiere has really rlo^e falls very far short of the scientific feat attributed to him. There has scarcely been a year since the goodly ...
... on tlwir way to Exhibition. The telegram which we r - 1 . int born our Paris Correspondent this morning shows that what M. Lumiere has really falls very far short of the scientific feat artriLuted to him. There has scarcely been a v:ar since the goodly ...