The North American Animated Photo Co. (Music Hall, 21-27 janvier 1901)

The North American Animated Photo Co., entreprise fondée par James Dewhurst Walker et Edward George Turner, organise quelques séances de photographies animées en janvier au Music Hall de la ville :

WAR IN CHESTER.
MUSIC HALL, CHESTER.
ONE WELK, COMMENCING MONDAY. JAN. 21.
Two SENSATION OF THE NEW CENTURY.
GRAND MILITARY OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY, JAN. 21ST, when by kind permission of Col. SHERINGHAM, the 3rd Battalion Cheshire Regiment will be present and witness their comrades lighting their battles over again.
The North American Animated Photo Co.
500 Animated Pictures of the
BOER & CHINA WARS.
Taken by the greatest Invention of the Age,
the Telephographic Lens.
CHINESE CRISIS Depicting all the Sensational
Incidents and Horrors of the War.
The Empire's Greatness ! it is the Navy ! Bluejackets Embarking —The Fleet Sails for China —Great Naval Battle—Landing and Capturing Takue Forts-Battle outside Pekin-Count Waldersee and the Allied Troops entering Pekin—Street Life in China, etc.
300 New and Original Animated Pictures of the Boer War, including the only Animated Picture ever photographed and exhibited by this Company only— DE WET AT BAY ! General Knox defeats the Boer Leader—Capturing Guns, etc. Invasion of Cape Colony, Driving Enemy back.
Special Engagement of the Band of the 2nd Vol. Batt. Cheshire Regt. (by kind permission of Col. T. J. Smith) who will play at each performance an original Fantasia, the Relief  of Ladysmith, illustrated by appropriate Animated Pictures.
FUNERAL of the late LORD ARMSTRONG, lnventor of the famous Armstrong Gun.
LONDON'S WELCOUME TO EARL ROBERTS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.—The North American Animated Photo Co. are the largest exhibitors in the world. Different to all others. Entirely new to this country. Produced at a cost over £5,000.
Seats booked at PHILLIPSON & GOLDER'S, Stationers. Day Performances WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3. Children half-price to all parts. Nightly at 8. Doors open at 7.30. Carriages at 10.15. Prices, 2s, 1s, and 6d.

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The Cheshire Observer, Chester, samedi 19 janvier 1901, p. 1.