KINEMATOGRAPH TRADE RIVALRY
... fifteen cameras were employed in the production of one subject. This statement was made by the manager of one of the chief variety theatres, and is ...
... fifteen cameras were employed in the production of one subject. This statement was made by the manager of one of the chief variety theatres, and is ...
... the other, serve as a sort of frame to the complete and perfect exhibit of films as they are daily presented inside the Variety Theatre which separates the two shops. Among a number of interesting shows given during the past month was one to 2.000 boys ...
... is quite unaccountable when the artistic excellence, of,y i many of the sets is remembered. J . At a well-known London Variety Theatre, the lowering of the sheet for the bioscope show, is the sivnal for those at the bars to desert them and secy a seat. ...
... floor is being recognised by the members as a useful meeting place, being in the Boulevard Montmartre and close to the Variety Theatre. In connection with this a large hall for kinematograph projection is annexed, also a library containing the various journals ...
... declined. What the Prince does like are kinematograph pictures, and it is quite likely he will pay a visit to some of the variety theatres where the kinematograph forms part of the evening's entertainment. '3 There are lots of things they can do in the States ...
... principal thoroughfares, as pleasant—or safe—a place for witnessing their demonstration as the stalls of a luxurious variety theatre? We doubt it. ...
... dismissed on payment of costs. Sunday Kinematograph Shows. In the motion Stubbs v. Raymond, plaintiff, the tenant of the Variety Theatre at Hoxton, asked for an injunction to restrain the defendant, to whom he had sub-let the premises, from giving kinematograph ...
... in evening dress patronise these places and the moral tone is vastly superior to that of the usual Parisian comedy or variety theatre. Mrs. 13Iackton and myself left more than one theatrical performance in disgust. Regarding the future of his company ...
... Picture Company, which was organised in \v York on February 7th by Percy G. Williams, who conone of the biggest lines of variety theatres in the c..nittry. It is stated that as a result of this move some soo -t-class vaudeville theatres will be enlisted under ...
... music hall? I am only too delighted to adopt anything good which is used in a music hall. Why, I used lanterns before the variety theatres did, and I remember that twenty years ago people were very angry with me, but to-day a large number of churches in England ...
... giant. This amusing comedy is acted by Mademoiselle Yvonne de Bray, of the Vaudeville Theatre, Paris, Mr. Simon, of the Varieties Theatre, Paris, and Mr. Lack, of the Cigale Theatre, Paris. WHAT A COLD !-A gentleman suffering from a bad cold in his head spreads ...
... night in a Lancashire manufacturing town of some importance. Having the evening at my disposal and noticing the local variety theatre announced a descriptive vocalist whose turn was illustrated by beautiful dissolving views. I decided to patronise ...