We put the world before you by means of the Bioscope and Urban films (Nov 1903)

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105 3508 ... TWO OLD BOYS AT THE MUSIC HALL From their position in a stage box the two elderly Johnnies fully appreciate the dancing of a serio-comic behind the footlights. Length 75 feet. 3509 ... WHISKEY OR BULLETS A very fine facial study, with a surprise at the end. Length 50 feet. 3510 THE MONOCLE ME AND JOE CHAMBERLAIN A roguish fellow sitting by a large sketch of Mr. Chamberlain attempts to emulate the Statesman, as far as the eyepiece is concerned, at any rate. Length 50 feet. 3511 THE LITTLE DOCTOR Children playing at " doctors " with the kitten in a cradle as patient When the medicine is administered a magnified view of the kitten's head is shown, the manner in which the little animal receives its dose (of milk) from a spoon, being most amusing. Length 100 feet. 3512 THE SICK KITTEN A shorter version of the above. Length 50 feet. 3513 ... AT LAST! THAT AWFUL TOOTH A gentleman suffering with toothache, and having tried numerous remedies in vain is making frantic efforts to pull out the offending member with a piece of string. He at last succeeds, and in his delight seizes a large reading glass to view the tooth. A circular picture showing the magnified tooth as it appears through the reading glass makes a laughable finish. Length 50 feet. 3514 THAT AWFUL CIGAR. "I'll smoke it if it kills me." An amusing picture of the effect p r o d xx c e d by a smoker's efforts to make the best of a very bad cigar. Length 100 feet. 3515 PA'S COMMENTS ON THE MORNING NEWS A breakfast table study of a demonstrative citizen who reads bis paper and makes visual comments on the pleasing and painful news therein. Length 75 feet. I No. 3523 Mary Jane lighting fire with paraffin . .