Le Myriograph de M. Poole (Assembly Rooms, <19> juin 1903)

Le Myriograph de M. Poole présente des vues animées en juin aux Assembly Rooms :

POOLE'S MYRIORAMA.—The fame of Poole's Myriorama is world-wide, and there are few who do not at once take the opportunity of seeing the great production when fortune throws the chance in their way. This show is this week at the Assembly Rooms, and many have taken the opportunity of going. "Once seen never forgotten," is a well-known saying, and it certainly applies to Poole's. Although this myriorama has been running for many years yet it always has something new and is entirely up-to-date, so that if seen once there is every inducement to see it again. Besides the pictures which represent life and scenes at our colonies at home and abroad great interest is created in the electric myriograph or animated pictures, among which is the Delhi Durbar. and by the excellent production you can see as well as if you were there. There is also depicted in these animated photos the ascent of Mont Blanc, besides other comic pictures. There are also a large number of star artists who all do wonderfully well. There is scarcely another travelling company to beat the famous Poole's Myriorama for variety, interest, and instructive amusement.

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Pontypool Free Press, Pontypool, vendredi 19 juin 1903, p. 5.