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Cinema on the Grote Markt 15 in Haarlem. In 1909 and 1910, Albert Mullens was its general manager.

Later, the Rembrandt cinema was also located in the building.

On January 23, 1899, this British subsidiary of the American Biograph Company took on the name British Mutoscope and Biograph Company.

BenS was one of the distribution companies affiliated with HAP Film-Company that focused on renting out so-called white movies’, which were specifically made for the Catholic...

This Gelderland-based transport company was later renamed the Gelderse Tramwegen en Gelderse Streekvervoer Maatschappij. The headquarters were located in Doetinchem.

In 1997 the company became part of Oostnet.

Dutch travelling cinema operated by the Straus family.

From 1952 to 1957, this concert hall on the St. Jorisweg 48 in Dordrecht officially functioned as a cinema.

But even before the cinema opened, film screenings had already been held here by travelling cinema operators.

Under the name Alberts Frères, Albert and Willy Mullens were active from 1899 onwards...

This cinema on the Herengracht 13 in The Hague was led by the brothers Albert and Willy Mullens.

In the years...