Most Popular Arthur Melbourne Cooper Trailers
Total trailers found: 15
Wooden Athelete Trailer (1912)
22 July 1912
Stripped-back wooden dolls put on the greatest show on Earth via the marvel of stop motion.
Matches: An Appeal Trailer (1914)
01 January 1914
A thirty-second long stop-motion animated piece intended to encourage the audience to send matches to British troops fighting the Boer War.
Animated Matches: Football Trailer (1914)
01 January 1914
Animated promotional film for Bryant & May matches.
In the Land of Nod Trailer (1908)
21 April 1908
Children play with their toys while Grandpa dozes. He dreams that the doll's house catches fire and the toys rush to put out the flames.
Dreams of Toyland Trailer (1908)
25 February 1908
A young boy’s toys come to life through animation.
The Anarchist and His Dog Trailer (1907)
10 October 1907
An anarchist throws a bomb at a rival. His dog retrieves it, chases him to a hut, and it explodes.
For an Old Love's Sake Trailer (1908)
10 November 1908
A doctor kills himself so his insurance will save his daughter's husband from jail.
Blind Man's Bluff Trailer (1903)
13 March 1903
A blind beggar sees a coin is false and hits the donor with his wooden leg.
The Manufacture of Walking Sticks Trailer (1912)
12 June 1912
Supplies from across the globe are gathered at the Henry Howell & Co. factory on Old Street in London; pimento from the West Indies, ash from England.
Road Hogs in Toyland Trailer (1911)
19 October 1911
It's a stop-motion film of various toy cars engaging in a race amongst the dolls and dollhouses.
The Modern Pirates Trailer (1906)
13 October 1906
Crooks in an armored car-- the modern-day pirates-- trespass, murder and rob other motorists while sailing the roadways.
Animated Matches Playing Cricket Trailer (1914)
01 January 1914
teams of matches setup and play out a few deliveries. Animated Promotional film of Bryant & May matches.
