... negatives for the preparationof printing plates, some good effects in a fev colours. Be was followed by the famous firmi of Lumiere Bros., of Paris, and by M. Lippmann, who have, it is asserted, been able to obtain true photo- graphs in colours with but ...

... any day from two p in onwars- at the Marliborough Hooms, ill Regent treet. It is the invention *, Mecsrs Auguste and Louis Lumiere. and is now showsn for thle first time in England, although is has been attracting crowds in Paris for a mansth past. It is ...

... 230, Mr Charles Haw. trey's Company in An Ideal Hus- band. STAR Tnfrraz-At 2 30, special performance, introducing the Lumiere Cinemnato graphe, and the full company in a most interesting round of per. formances. GAIETY THEATRE. On Monday night and ...

... Kildtare, after a long lUness, vJaer t e: 'neson, deeply regretted by his sorrowiog ;.3. -.A-ugnst 2 ...

... Like the German poet, he seemed ever to ask more light! Son style porte ia sear-gue de Peffeort q sa pensee J4*. Vers la lumiere. luttte contre LPobscerite des cases. And even in the darkest moments hope does not fetsake him. In his gloomiest pages there ...

... IHE MANSION HOUSE (LARGE SUPPER ROOM). Chair h# o'clock m by The Rigiil H-.u the LORD MAYOR. A S;.i>cial >»rie-i of *HE LUMIERE ...

... suddenly, George Slee, in -ear, 1 ele-sley road, Croydon, eldest son . eT P Sles, of Bermondsey. . T-August 29. 1895, at N D des Lumieres, - rother Ferdinand Vernet, 0 IM I (at one time * :-ee Reformatory School), aged 77 years. 1N MRMORIAM. ' 7NSOX-In sorrowful ...

... acquitted themselves most creditably. To-night, 1 La Sonnambula:' TEE STAR TH.ELTRE. The tremendous attraction whieh the Lumiere Cinematographe has proved at the Star was again further exemplified last night when the theatrewas crowded to overflowing ...

... (FROM OUR BDY COIaESMNDW.) Blois, Saturday. fi Paris is not at its best in August, yet Or' when we passed through the rille Lumiere 101 last week it was far trom having the de- -5 sorted aspect of London. The gardens of the en Tuilleries were a blaze of ...

... mother-of-pearl or a soap-bubble. Even for this result an Iexposure of some three hours in a strong light Iwas necessary. A M. Lumiere, a well-known expert manufacturer of pbotographic plates, .has just made considerable advance along the Ilines suggested by ...

... conrtioomwas not lighted. The re preduced candles from their pockets, and isolated . voees in - the stalls were heard demanding ¶'lumiere,alumiere, until at length th gas W iilted. There iS a chande- lier immediately overthe heads of t.acc ued, and the opera ...

... F.IGIS. (.:L01I1(US SUTCCF'ESS. A PALACE OF Bli5AUTY _ TO-NICG I . . . TO-NIGHT BRILLIANT COMPANY OF ST.It ARTiSTES. THIE LUMIERE TRIOGRAPH, The Perfectitn of the Cilrv'tertpiT. Life Size I Ne- Pictulrea I NS1ling Seusatlons Anil Local Views of Dlubln)in ...