All Robert Friedrichs had to go on was a stage name printed under an archival newspaper photo of her posing with other Las Vegas showgirls.

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In 1907, the Lumière brothers, Auguste and Louis ... twinned with a 35mm camera, was light and easy to travel with. Today, autochrome is rarely used, and films like Kodachrome have been ...

Tinkering in their family's Lyon factory, which produced millions of black-and-white camera-ready plates for the masses, the Lumière brothers gathered up their potatoes and ground them into ...

Just published by Rizzoli New York, “Cinema Her Way: Visionary Female Directors in Their Own Words” is a beautiful 20-way conversation on the topic of filmmakers whose often brilliant careers ...

The Lumière brothers introduced autochrome in 1907. It was the first commercially available photographic process capable of capturing colour in a single exposure using a standard camera.

Brothers Auguste and Louis, named Lumière, a predestined surname, had just invented the cinematograph in 1895! The adventure of this device inspired Thomas Edison’s 35mm Eastman film. It was both a ...

On 19 March 1895, Louis Lumière placed his camera opposite the hangar, in front of the factory's large gate, turned the crank on the cinématographe and filmed the workers leaving the workshops.

On 19 March 1895, Louis Lumière placed his camera opposite the hangar ... No better time to speak to the main man himself about the legacy of the Lumière brothers, how the next century of cinema will ...

Kansas City Public Library The first of these was “The Grand Canal of Venice,” produced by the Lumière Brothers ... device that functioned as a camera and a projector — he filmed cable ...