Le Cinématographe Lumière de W. G. Pearse et Georges Boivin (School of Arts, 15-17 juillet 1897)

William. G. Pearse et Georges Boivin présentent le cinématographe Lumière pendant trois jours à la School of Arts.

Lumlere's Cinematograph.
It is announced elsewhere that we are to have an opportunity of viewing that wonderful of all machines, viz., Lumiere's Cinematograph. Mr. Pearse, the agent, is. now in town, and, as announced, the opening night is fixed for Thursday. This town is the first ever visited by Lumiere's machine, as up to the present they never played away from the cities, and, judging by the amount of business they have been doing, we have no doubt they will be equally well patronised here. We are also informed that there is no quivering, so noticeable in other machines which have visited us. By referring to our other columns it will be seen that the pictures are numerous, and an entire change of programme is promised for every night. As this company carry their own electric light plant, and keep themselves posted up in all the latest improvements, we may congratulate ourselves on having such a high class entertainment in our mist. Seats can be booked in advance for the season at J. R. and A. Jones'.

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National Advocate, Bathurst, merecredi 14 juillet 1897, p. 2.

National Advocate, Bathurst, mercredi1 14 juillet 1897, p. 3.

Répertoire (autres titres): A game of Bowls in a French village, Taking in the Neta, Old Port, in Marseilles, A Game of Back gammon, London on a foggy day, London Street Dancers, An Unexpected Bath, Cyclists and Equestrians, Macquarie-street, Sydney, English Drangoons jumpins, Puerte Del Sol, Madrid, Burning the Weeds, English Mail Train from Dover to Paris, Unloading Robertson's J.R.O., whisky, in Sydney, Javanese Wrestlers, Arrival in Gondola. Venice, Tigers in Adelaide Zoo, Sheep at the Abattois, Melbourne Cup: Arrival of Lord and Lady Brassey. Flemington. Cup Day, On the Lawn. Flemington, Lady Brassey and Newhaven; Hat Tricks by E. Lonnen, Children and Father, The Photographer, Diving for s.s. Catterthun Gold, Breaking Down a Wall in Sydney, Sardine Fishing, Employees Leaving Dixon's Tobacco Factory in Sydney, A Game of Cards, The Swings in Melbourne, Leicester Square. London, Turco-Grecian War: Drinking Trough-Heavy Greek Cavalry on frontier, Boot and Saddle on frontier, Skirmishing Practice on frontier, Charging on frontier, Greek Irregulars Defiling, Turkish Infantry Defiling, Baby's Quarrel, Princess Maud's Marriage in London, Daylight Robbery in Sydney, Champion High Divers in Milan (National Advocate, Bathurst, mercredi1 14 juillet 1897, p. 3).