17 January 1906 Factual 3 mins
This Walter G. Chase film about epileptic seizures was photographed from a single camera position against a backdrop of dark canvas.
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United States 17 January 1906
These some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 1906:
16 October 1906
The arrival of the Norwegian king in Copenhagen is documented in this early short film.
21 December 1906
It's a society in which gender roles are switched. Will men stand to be unequal?
16 November 1906
This one-reel documentary is pretty much what it says in the title. Cavalrymen ride their horses, first over low hedges, then over increasingly rough terrain, until by the end they are sliding down hills to cross a stream and going into caves.
19 August 1906
Shows how they cut the wool off of sheep.
01 May 1906
Footage shot not long after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco is edited together so that more than one scene and more than one vantage are included.
01 August 1906
A bunch of people traveling by foot or on horseback past the camera in Hawaii.
13 June 1906
A view of Copenhagen primarily from the perspective of a sea traveler.
01 February 1906
Spanish short documentary about King Alfonso XII's visit to La Albufera (Valencia).
16 August 1906
A bunch of men on horseback gallop past people near a shack in this short shot by Robert K.Bonine.
25 July 1906
A car crash blows a lady with a parasol onto a steeple. An inventor with an airship comes to the rescue.
06 July 1906
The kids of a game-keeper get into a chase with rifles.
09 July 1906
An old astronomer named Nigadimus has been transfixed by a star for a long time. He had but one thought: to travel to it, to declare his love for it! But how? A simple but ingenious solution-- A giant bubble.
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