An early short with a self-explanatory title.
New Zealand's oldest surviving film shows a troop of horsemen from the Boer War Second Contingent in camp at one of the open days held before their...
This picture was taken at the historical point signified by the above title, where so many daring and venturesome miners have lost their lives in...
In this picture some very remarkable effects are obtained by the reversal of the motion of the negative. A man comes home, somewhat under the...
This British Bioscope short from 1900 is a crackerjack piece, on an order with 1903's FIREBOAT 'NEW YORKER' ANSWERING AN ALARM. It's little more than...
A short film
A Boer throws a bomb into the British Red Cross tent and wounds a nurse.
A dispatch rider gets through a Boer ambush.
Dam Square in Amsterdam, bustling with pedestrians and horse trams.
At the turn of the 20th century, the streets of Manila are filled with horse-drawn carriages, people in white European dresses, and wedding parties...
It's a demolition derby, as two giant industrial chimneys come crashing down to earth. Although this is dynamite footage, no explosives are used -...
Victorian filmmakers loved few sights more than crashing waves. Who those filmmakers were in this particular case is not documented, but they have...
Mitchell & Kenyon.
A black and white silent film with a descriptive title.
Trains steam past a station.
Film produced by William K. Dickson’s British Mutoscope and Biograph Company.
A British battery emplacement fires a gun and the gun collapses; its wheels fall from the hillside as a contingent of Boers attack.
Jeanne Chasles dances for the presentation of the Phono-Cinema-Theatre.
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