Cinema Collection (#97)

GIMME A NICKEL
gimme a Nickel for the Movies !

Filming an Adult Movie
Filming a dance sequence in a film for grown-ups

Russia-Japan War Filmed
French cameramen cover the Russia-Japan War - the first film record of a major war

Newsreel in Balkans
Newsreel cameramen covering the Balkan Wars find themselves in the line of fire of the warring forces

Portable Microphone
Film-making with a portable microphone, in the early days of sound cinema : a scene during the making of Schloss Hubertus in Germany

Filming 1936 Olympics
OLYMPISCHE SPIELE 1936 Leni Riefenstahl and one of her team, recording the Games

Pathescope Catalogue
Pathescope - the ideal home cinema

Television Cinema
TELEVISION CINEMA

Lumiere Cinematography
People are amused by what they see on the screen

Talking Movie Equipment
English Professor Low, demonstrating his Audiometer, which synchronises moving film with sound, an ingenious invention during early Talkies years

MAKING A TALKIE
A film crew making a Talkie of the gulls in Hyde Park, central London

Girls at the Cinema
A group of extremely well turned-out young ladies, all of them with trendy Marcel Wave hair-dos, wearing headphones to watch a film at the cinema

Cecil B. De Mille
CECIL B. DE MILLE American film director - working on The Sign Of The Cross, 1932

Phanakistoscope
Plateaus Phenakistoscope - a variant of the zootrope, in which the images, seen through slits, seem to move when the disc is rotated

Cinema abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth enters Lincolns box

Futuristic cine-phono-telegraph
A futuristic cine-phono-telegraph, which allows people to speak over the telephone and see each other on a screen at the same time

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"Cinema: A Captivating Tapestry of Music, Dance, and Iconic Moments" Step into the enchanting world of cinema, where music covers every emotion and transports us to another realm. From the timeless melodies in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" to the mesmerizing rhythm of Ginger Rogers dancing with her partner Fred Astaire, it has always been a symphony for our senses. Just like the majestic MGM lion roaring before each film, cinema roars with passion and creativity. The graceful dance partners Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire waltz their way into our hearts, leaving an indelible mark on the silver screen. From the historic Granada Cinema in Tooting to the iconic Odeon Cinema in Birmingham, these theaters have witnessed countless tales unfold on their screens, and are more than just buildings; they hold memories that resonate with audiences across generations. Cinema is not limited by time or place. It transcends boundaries as seen when David Bowie graced Cannes in 1983, captivating both fans and critics alike. Ann Arbor in Michigan stands proud as a testament to America's love affair with movies - a hub where dreams come alive on celluloid. Yet amidst all its glamour and entertainment lies a reminder of history's impact. During World War II, Beirut's map showcased military locations – a stark reminder of how they are reflect reality even during times of conflict. Tatton Cinema Gatley stands tall as a symbol of community gathering places where laughter echoes through its halls. And who could forget Jane Russell's seductive allure in "The French Line, " forever etched into cinematic history? Whether it be joyous musicals or thought-provoking dramas, cinemas like Odeon continue to bring people together under one roof - united by shared experiences that flicker across screens worldwide. In this ever-evolving world filled with technological advancements, let us not forget the magic that unfolds within those darkened theaters.