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Electro Biograph American
Travelling cinema with which Hermann Fey toured through the Netherlands in 1900. Fey was primarily a film exhibitor, but he also made a number of his own (local) films.
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Casino Variété
The Casino Variété was a specialty theater on Rotterdam’s Coolsingel, and from 1898 onwards also began producing its own films.
The general manager at the time was Samuel Soesman. After Soesman’s death in 1911, he was succeeded by his...
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Eerste Nederlandsch Atelier tot het vervaardigen van Films voor de Bioscoop en Cinematograaf M.H. Laddé & J.W. Merkelbach
A Buiksloot (Amsterdam)-based film studio where the first Dutch filmmaker Machiel Laddé shot a number of short films.
Laddé, who made his living as a photographer, began...
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Circus Arena
Theatre on the Ruysdaelkade Boerenwetering in Amsterdam.
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Alberts Frères
The brothers Albert and Willy Mullens began working in the late 19th century as travelling cinema operators, initially under the name Koninklijk Cagliostro-...
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Union Theater
Cinema on the Heiligeweg 34-36 in Amsterdam.
Johan Gildemeijer was its general manager from 1911 to February 1916.
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Vereeniging
Cinema on the Keizer Karelplein in Nijmegen.
The cinema was opened in 1913, though travelling cinema operators had already organised screenings here.
In 1912 and 1913, the cinema Cinophoon was located in the building.
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Aethera-Bioscope
Utrecht travelling cinema with J.H. Martelhoff as its general manager.
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Bioscope-Theater (Amsterdam)
Cinema on the Reguliersbreestraat 34 in Amsterdam, later known as Nöggerath.
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Benner's Electrische Bioscope
Alex Benner was a travelling film exhibitor who also shot his own film footage between 1904 and 1911. He made both short feature films as well as reportages about local news.
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