11 October 1896 Factual 1 mins
A parade of horsemen followed by carriages in which were the Russian sovereigns Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna and President Félix Faure.
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Paris : les souverains et le président de la République Trailer
France 11 October 1896
These some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 1896:
01 March 1896
"A well-known character, in a dance that created considerable excitement when first introduced in America.
01 January 1896
A soldier stands guard at a sentry box and leaves it unprotected for a moment, a moment that two men take advantage of to put up posters where it is prohibited.
14 January 1896
The short film is just a shot of the Oxford versus Cambridge University Boat Race. However, it is extremely important because, filmed on March 30 1895, it is the earliest film from Great Britain.
15 September 1896
The parade occupies only a small portion of the screen, the crowds are a seething mass that do really move and the Independence Bell is nowhere to be seen.
20 October 1896
A man and a woman dance "jarabe tapatío" while some people watch.
26 May 1896
Sovereign Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna and their suite slowly walk down a staircase, preceded by a company of cuirassiers.
30 October 1896
A barber's customer is not accustomed to the blade. Luckily, the coiffeur has a modern solution.
24 November 1896
The crowd gathers, on the lawn, in front of the grandstand.
01 January 1896
This attractively composed one-shot film offers viewers an uncomplicated view of waves crashing against rocks.
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