01 December 1899 Factual 1 mins
British officers (Royal Engineers) supervising repair work on a bridge at Frere, spanning the Blaauw Krantz River, South Africa, during the Boer War.
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United Kingdom 01 December 1899
These some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 1899:
20 March 1899
The Buffoons are artists in their line. They tumble in and out of trick doors, disappear and reappear in unexpected places in most unexpected ways.
20 November 1899
This picture ... centers about some guard ropes moving about, perhaps in the wind, perhaps as the platform the movie is taken from rolls about, while in the background, a procession of ships goes by.
23 May 1899
A reenactment of a scene inside Devil's Island prison.
04 February 1899
The second Kremo family acrobat film for the Lumiere. Involves one gag in which the adult is simultaeously flipping two children with his legs.
20 May 1899
"This is a very remarkable picture, showing Union Square, New York City, during the great March blizzard of 1899.
20 May 1899
“Showing a group of soldiers and Red Cross nurses being amused by a number of small children who are riding upon the backs of trick bears.
10 March 1899
This view represents the passage of a decorated chariot; The many spectators fight with confetti.
01 January 1899
A man makes twenty complete changes in two minutes, combining with them dances. The changes are made in full sight of the audience.
01 January 1899
One of the earliest films to be shot in India apparently shows the Calcutta ghats - or does it?
01 January 1899
Film produced by William K. Dickson’s British Mutoscope and Biograph Company.
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