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La Clarendon Film Co. (Clarendon-road, Croydon), créée en [mai ] 1904, naît de la dissolution du partenariat entre C. M. Hepworth et H. V. Lawley (Hepworth and Co) :

The partnership heretofore subsisting between Messrs C. M. Hepworth and H. V. Lawley, trading as Hepworth and Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent, and Mr. H. V. Lawley will in the future, as in the past, carry on the business of manufacturer of cinématograph films, and will personally superintend their printing and development. He has secured the valuable services of Mr P. E. Stow, who was connected with the late firm for the past four years, and whose work is so well known. Professionals and the trade may rely upon the photographic excellence of the new series of films, which will be remarkable for their steadiness and entire freedom from blemishes. The new films will be known as “Clarendon Series,” and may be obtained by writing to the Clarendon Film Co., Clarendon-road, Croydon.

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The Era, saturday 14 may 1904, p. 22.

Les films de la Clarendon sont diffusés par la Gaumont comme on peut le lire dans cet entrefilet:

This series may be seen at the Show-rooms of our London Agents, Messrs L. GAUMONT and Co., 25, Cecil-court, Charing-cross, London, W.O.

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The Era, Saturday 9 July 1904, p. 32.