Programme for the Kinemacolor Season at the Holborn Empire
- printer:
- Dangerfield Printing Company Limited
A programme for the Kinemacolor Season at the Holborn Empire, London, April 1914. The programme advertises the Kinemacolor film 'The World the Flesh and the Devil'. This was the first showing of a full length feature film in colour. It was produced using Kinemacolor by Charles Urban (1867-1942). Also showing as part of the Kinemacolor Season at the Holborn Empire were films such as 'Floral Friends' and 'An Awkward Mix-up (A Screaming Farce)'.
A programme for the Kinemacolor Season at the Holborn Empire, London, April 1914.
The programme advertises the Kinemacolor film 'The World the Flesh and the Devil'. This was the first showing of a full length feature film in colour. It was produced using Kinemacolor by Charles Urban (1867-1942). Also showing as part of the Kinemacolor Season at the Holborn Empire were films such as 'Floral Friends' and 'An Awkward Mix-up (A Screaming Farce)'.
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- Category:
- Cinematography
- Object Number:
- 2005-5002/5/7/1
- type:
- programme
- taxonomy:
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- visual and verbal communication
- credit:
- National Media Museum, Bradford
- copyright:
- National Science and Media Museum
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