Alexandre Promio Movie Trailers
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Mort de Robespierre Trailer (1897)
01 September 1897
One minute costume drama from the Lumiere company.
Entrée du cortège royal à l'Exposition Trailer (1897)
15 May 1897
The Swedish Royal family arrives at the General Art and Industrial Exposition at Djurgården in Stockholm on 15 May 1897.
Le Bey de Tunis et les personnages de sa suite descendant l'escalier du Bardo Trailer (1903)
27 April 1903
Paris : dragons de l’escorte Trailer (1896)
08 October 1896
Dragon Parade, then passage of several carriages.
Review of U.S. Military Trailer (1896)
01 January 1896
A short clip of United States military on horses
Bruxelles, la bourse Trailer (1897)
13 July 1897
A shot of traffic in front of Palais de la Bourse, Bruxelles.
Constantinople, panorama de la corne d'or Trailer (1897)
02 May 1897
Panoramic view of Constantinople.
Passengers Descending from the Brooklyn Bridge Trailer (1896)
28 September 1896
Passengers descend from the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.
Sackville Street, Dublin Trailer (1897)
01 January 1897
One reel containing actuality footage of Sackville Street (now O'Connell Street). Some of the earliest known film footage of Ireland.
Alger : place du gouvernement Trailer (1896)
18 December 1896
A street scene with a government building in the background.
Paris : chasseurs à cheval et spahis de l’escorte Trailer (1896)
07 October 1896
Parade of hunters and Spahis.
Belfast, Castle Place Trailer (1897)
29 June 1897
A street scene in Belfast showing several horse-drawn omnibuses.
Vue prise d'une baleinière en marche Trailer (1900)
15 December 1900
Sailors row a whaling boat in a medium-tight shot.
Faust: Appearance of Mephistopheles Trailer (1897)
01 September 1897
A short reenactment of a scene from Goethe's Faust.
VI. La cène Trailer (1898)
06 December 1898
The Last Supper, part 6 of Alexandre Promio's Passion Play.
The Assassination of the Duke de Guise Trailer (1897)
01 September 1897
This one is modelled on the painting by Paul Delaroche and is an extension of the stage act known as “tableau vivant”.