UID:
kobvindex_ZLB13344624
Format:
1 DVD Video (ca. 117 Min.) : s/w und Farbe
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Tonformat: DD/Mono (Stummfilm)
Series Statement:
Blackhawk Films collection : [DVD-Video]
Content:
Extensive collection of early silent films (some color tinted), including the following chapters: Series photography (1877-1885) - Homage to Eadweard Muybridge. EDISON KINETOSCOPE films (1894-1896): The kiss; Serpentine dances; Sandow (The strong man); Glenroy Brothers (comic boxing); Cockfight; The barbershop ; Feeding the doves ; Seminary girls. LUMIERE films (1895-1897): Exiting the factory; Arrival of a train at la ciotat; Baby's lunch; The sprinkler sprinkled; Dragoons crossing the Saone; Promenade of ostriches, Paris Botanical Gardens; Childish quarrel; Lion, London Zoological Garden; Demolition of a wall; Transformation by hats, comic view; Carmaux: drawing out the coke; Poultry-yard; Snowball fight; Card party; New York: Broadway at Union Square. A trip to the moon = Le voyage dans la lune (1902) by Georges Méliès. ACTUALITIES (1897-1910) by Pathé Frères and others: President McKinley at home (1897); Pack train on Chilkoot Pass (1898); Sky Skrapers of New York City from North River (1903); San Francisco: aftermath of earthquake (1906); The dog and his various merits (1908); Aeroplane flight and wreck (Piloted by M. Cody) (1910). The great train robbery (1903) by Edwin S. Porter. The whole dam family and the dam dog (1905) by Edwin S. Porter. The golden beetle = La scarabée d'or (1907) by Segundo DeChomón. The policemen's little run (1907) by Ferdinand Zecca, a Pathé comedy. Troubles of a grasswidower (1908) by Max Linder. Nero, or The fall of Rome (1909) Luigi Maggi. Winsor McCay, the famous cartoonist of the NY Herald, and his moving comics (1911) by the Vitagraph Company. The girl and her trust (1912) by D.W. Griffith for the American Biograph Company. Bangville police (1913) by Henry Lehrman, the first film to feature the Keystone Cops made by the Keystone Company. (from the container)
Note:
Stummfilm mit engl. Zwischentiteln und musikalischer Untermalung
Author information:
Edison, Thomas A.
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