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BP11 Cinematography and Films

Adverts for film companies listing their stock.

Subjects: Social History, Cinema

Coverage:

Contributor: Pickard's Papers Project, processed by Lina Zickyte

Source: Pickard's Scrapbooks collection at Royal Scottish Conservatoire Archives.

Format: Original: Hard-bound paper scrapbook

Pages in the BP11 Cinematography and Films scrapbook

BP11.01
Newspaper cuttings; an advert for film The Dolls Revenge from Hepworth Manufacturing Co Ltd; advert for The Wonderful Electric Belt; advert for films, T.R.H Duke and Duchess of Connaughtメs visit to Colombo, Her First Pancake, and The Fountains of…

BP11.02
Newspaper cuttings; an advert of films from The Vitagraph Company of America and an advert of films from Pathé Frères.

BP11.03
Newspaper cuttings; advert for film A Smart Capture from Hepworth Manufacturing Co Ltd; advert film Saved by A Sailor from Robt. W Paul; advert for film The Chefs Revenge from Robt. W Paul; advert for films The Bookmaker, The Brokers Man, The…

BP11.04
Newspaper cuttings; an advert for film A Feather in His Cap from Hepworth Manufacturing Co Ltd; advert for the Cinematophone and film The Story of A Stray Dog from The Walturdaw Co Ltd, and advert for film The Fatal Hour.

BP11.05
Newspaper cuttings; adverts for The Micrograph Company Ltd, Ruffells Pictures, The New Bioscope Trading Company, and L Gaumont and Company.

BP11.06
Newspaper cuttings; an advert for films from Charles Urban Trading Company.

BP11.07
Newspaper cuttings; adverts for films from The Vitagraph Company of America and The New Bioscope Trading Company of America.

BP11.08
Newspaper cuttings; an advert for the Cinematophone and film The Adventures of Pulchinello from from The Walturdaw Co Ltd; advert for films Catch the Kid and The Coiners Daughter from L Gaumont and Co, and advert for five films by Pathe Freres A…

BP11.09
Newspaper cuttings; an advert for film Highway from The Warwick Trading Co; advert for films Getting His Change and The Bet That Didnメt Come Off from Norwood Films and adverts for films The Sandwich Man, Father Buys A Ladder, Towser and the Tramp,…

BP11.10
Newspaper cuttings advertising films from Pathé Frères.

BP11.11
Newspaper cuttings advertising films by the Vitagraph Company of America and the Charles Urban Trading Company Ltd.

BP11.12
Newspaper cuttings advertising films by the Vitagraph Company of America and an article about the risks of filming in dangerous places.

BP11.13
Newspaper cuttings advertising films from Pathé Frères.

BP11.14
Newspaper cuttings advertising films from Pathé Frères.

BP11.15
Newspaper cuttings; an advert of films from Pathé Frères and an article from The Era titled Film Gossip referencing Charles Urban Trading Company, Pathé Frères and The Vitagraph Company of America.

BP11.16
Newspaper cutting; one an advert of films from The Vitagraph Company of America and the other an advert of films from Charles Urban Trading Company Ltd.

BP11.17
Newspaper cuttings from The Worlds Fair and The Era about performers at the Britannia Panopticon, cinematograph operators plus an advert for films from the Warwick Trading Company.

BP11.18
Newspaper cuttings; an advert of films from Walterdaw Company Ltd and an article about new and weekly film releases.

BP11.19
Newspaper cuttings advertising films from Pathé Frères

BP11.20
Newspaper cuttings from The Era and the Daily Record and Mail about the pathephoneand films from Charles Urban Trading Company Ltd, Pathé Frères, and Vitagraph Company of America.

BP11.21
Newspaper cuttings from the Daily Record and Mail about latest films from The Gaumont Company and the use of the モcinematograph in daily lifeヤ

BP11.22
Newspaper cuttings about latest films from Pathé Frères and The Gaumont Company.

BP11.23
Newspaper cutting from The Worlds Fair about the Cinematograph business.

BP11.24
Leaflet listing films available from the Empire Film Hire Service, plus newspaper cuttings from the Glasgow Herald and Evening Citizen about the Cinematograph act and first offences under the act.

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