The beginnings of the cinema in England, 1894-1901

John A. Barnes · Richard Maltby · David A Robinson

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Illustrations Foreword by David Robinson Preface to the First Edition Preface to the Second Edition Acknowledgements 1. The Kinetoscope 2. The Paul-Acres Camera 3. Paul's Time Machine 4. The Theatrograph 5. The Kinetic Camera and Kineopticon of Birt Acres 6. The Cinematographe-Lumiere 7. Exploitation of the Theatrograph 8. Independent Exhibitors of the Theatrograph 9. Other Inventors and Exhibitors 10. Apparatus from Abroad 11. Royal Film Performances 12. Film Production 13. Conclusion Appendices 1. British Films of 1895-1896 2. Lumiere Films Photographed in the United Kingdom 1896-1897 3. Chronology Notes Film Index General Index

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