The Optical Magic Lantern Journal (January 1901)
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The Optical Magic Lantern Journal and Photographic Enlarger
GENUINE CINEMATOCRAPH FILMS
Being part of Series recently taken by a Skilled Operator with E. F. G. HATCH, Esq., M.P., during his Tour In China, Japan, Corea, Malay, Aden, Canada, British Co'umbia, etc.
CHINA, Etc. I SCENES IN A JAPANESE SCHOOL. 1. lel Scene in Pekin. 125 feet. _ 38. Procession of Scholars into Exercise Ground. 50 feet. 3. Panorama on the Tientsin to Pekin Railway. 65 feet. ‘ci 5 4. Chinese Factory Hands. 65 feet. a Boys at Exe! aise a au ? . : 5. An Old Chinese Woman Spinning. 65 feet. 40. Girls Practising Extension Motions. These three subjects 6. Craft on the Canton River. 125 feet appeal to the very large class who take delight in anything 7. Chinese “Punch and Judy" Show. 65 feet. in which little children are concerned. The wistful faces 8. A Chinese Laundry. 65 feet . : of the Little Japs are very comical by the earnestness 9. Native Boat Race in South China. 980 feet j with which they go through their exercises, and their lips 10. Chinese Theatre. 125 feet. . . i move in time as they sing some measured song. 65 feet. 11. 1st Regiment of Sikhs at Exercise (now in Pekin). 50 feet. 41. Japanese Funeral Procession. Burly Shinto Priests pass 12. Coaling Man-of-War at Nagasaki. 50 feet. along in starched vestments, some carrying on trays 13. Market Scene in Corea. 50 feet. ! offerings for the ancestors of the departed, and others 14. Chinese at Dinner. 50 feet. bearing huge paper maces and other curious parapher13. ” Ironing. 50 feet. nalia, whilst the magnates are bornealong in cumbersome 16. Volunteer Turn-out at Shanghai. 65 feet. conveyances. Interesting all through, and a goed steady 17. Chinese Mill-hands leaving a Cotton Mill. 65 feet. film. 65 feet. 18. be aes Station. Passengers, including etn: sae ie or the Canadian Pacific Steamer for Japan, China, etc. 19. Panorama of Hong Kong Harbour. 50 feet. : BOCK ONE 20. Collision Net Practice on H.M.S.‘‘Redpole.” 65 feet. 50. Entering Hell's Gap and Tunnel Scene. 65 feet. 51. Panorama of the Canadian Pacific Railway through the JAPAN. Rockies, near Hope. 65 feet. 31. Station Yard Scene at Kioto, full of Life, with Jinrickshaw | 52. Ditto, near Mission. 65 feet. Hurrying away Laden with Fares. 65 feet. 53. Panorama along the Selkirks. 65 feet. 32. Rapids and Boat Scene on Japanese River. A Good Picture | 54. Receding Train in the Rockies. | 66 feet. ena of Seething Water. 50 feet. 55. Trans-Continental Expresees, with “ Tour round the World 34. 35. Geisha Dances. Each 50 feot. Passengers bound for the Far East. 80 feet. 36. Street Top-spinner. A Familiar Sight in all Japanese | PANTOMIME FILMS—a Speciality. Cinderella, Aladdin, 37. Combing Rice. A most Artistic Picture of a very Curious Hop o' my Thumb, Beauty and the Beast, ete.
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