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Omnibuses and Pedestrians

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Westminster

Street Traffic near the Houses of Parliament, with passing Omnibusses and Carriages.

PAU 1896

Westminster

Omnibuses and Pedestrians passing St. Thomas's Hospital.

PAU 1897-01

Omnibuses and Pedestrians

PAU 1897-03

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1	Paul 9 (1896), 4 (1897)
2	Robert-William Paul
3	< 13/05/1896	40 ft
4	Grande-Bretagne, Londres

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13/05/1896	Espagne, Madrid, Circo Parish	Edwin Rousby	Westminster
31/08/1896	Grande-Bretagne, Londres	Robert-William Paul	Westminster Bridge Approach, near Guy's Hospital
	Programme, Alhambra Theatre, 31 août 1896 © Theatre Museum, Covent Garden
28/09/1896	Grande-Bretagne, Aberdeen	C. W. Locke	Westminister Bridge

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Le filoscope de Robert-William Paul, édité par Henry W. Short, représente le "Westminster Bridge", mais il ne s'agit pas de la version dont un photogramme a été conservé.

Westminster Bridge [Filoscope]

Dans l'édition publiée par le FBI, il est indiqué :

This portrayal of one of London's most famous bridges has survides only because it was adapted as a Filoscope, a version of the traditional "flick book", by Paul's associate and sometime cameraman Henry Short. Most of the Filoscopes published by Short seem to be taken from Paul's films, and this example from the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television has been re-photographed to allow the original detail of trarffic on the bridge to be seen.

RW Paul. The Collected Films 1895-1908. BFI.

Un deuxième film a été tourné, en 1896, et figure dans la presse sous le titre New Westminster.