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The American Bio-Tableaux
From 1902 to 1910-1911, the American Bio-Tableaux was the regular film exhibitor at the Amsterdam Circus Carré's specialty shows.
The company also produced a number of (local)...
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De Vriendschap
Club association located on De Groenmarkt 5 in Dordrecht. At the beginning, travelling cinema operators also held films screenings here.
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Société Générale des Kynomatografes
Travelling cinema that was active around 1900.
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's-Gravenhaagsche Filmfabriek
Willy Mullens had been an exhibitor and producer for Alberts Frères for almost twenty years when he established...
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H. Grünkorn's Kinematograaf
The Ghent-based Henri Grünkorn worked as a travelling cinema operator beginning in 1897. In 1902 he sold his company to the Dutch businessman Willem Fortuin, but he kept...
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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-...