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Living London

A Grand Series of Pictures showing varying phases of life, scenes, and events in the
World's Metropolis
Photographed by our staff of four Bioscopic Artists during the Summer and Autumn of 1904, in co-operation with
Mr. GEORGE R. SIMS
Editor of the " REFEREE " and " LIVING LONDON."
NOTE.-The 280 different views comprising this series depict sights along a route over the most important thoroughfares of London, not merely showing street scenes with the principal edifices, monuments, bridges, etc., but include "snapshots" of the various human types and their different occupations and pleasures to be found in all the districts touched upon in our '' Bioscopic Ramble,'' from fashionable West End London to the slums of Whitechapel, etc.
Each complete series of " LIVING LONDON " will be, supplied, gratis, with a copy of the Descriptive Lecture given by Mr. Frank Stevens during t'he highly successful run of this series with the "Urbanora" Entertainments at the Alhambra Theatre, London.

Order of Pictures
Section A.-London sleeps-London wakes-Early morning in Knights bridge-The Nursemaid and the Policeman-Regulating the traffic-The Motor Asphalt Repair Outfit get an early start-The finish of the Tea-room Girls' Walking Match to Hyde Park-Hyde Park Corner-A Coach Meet in Hyde Park-Duke of Wellington's Monument and Arch as seen from St. George's Hospital-Constitution Hill-Buckingham Palace-The New Mall-Sparrows and Pigeons in St. James' Park-Visitors crossing the Bridge-Boys Fishing and Wading in the Lake, St. James' Park. 300 feet.
Section B.-Guard Mount at St. James' Palace-The Horse Guard's Parade Ground, end of Mall-The traffic in Whitehall-The Colonial Offices-St. Margaret's Church and the Clock Tower from Parliament Street-Lord Beaconsfield's Statue on Primrose Day-Scenes before the Houses of Parliament-The Embankment from Westminster Bridge-Houses of Parliament from Surrey side-The Penny Steamer starting from Westminster Bridge-Panorama of the Buildings on Victoria Embankment, including view of Cleopatra's Needle-Children on steps·leading to the Thames throwing their dog into the water to try its swimming capabilities. 250 feet.
Section C.-lncidents at a drinking fountain and trough on the Embankment-Panorama of the Embankment from a Steamer-Passing under Waterloo Bridge-Somerset House-The Naval Reserve Training Ship, H.M.S. Buzzard-London Bridge-Billingsgate-Customs House-Thames Barges and Steamers-The· Pool-Distant view of Tower Bridge-Opening of Tower Bridge for passing ship, as seen from the roadway-Closing Bridge and resumption of traffic-The Tower of London from Tower Hill-The Tower of London from the Thames-Dock Labourers unloading Lumber-Method of dumping City refuse into barges. 300 feet
Section D.-Children of the Slums in the Minories-The Scissors Grinder-The Ghetto-Middlesex Street on Sunday morning, showing the various types of people inhabiting this and the surrounding White chapel district-The crowded "Petticoat Lane"-The Shop of Barnett the "Kosher King "-General view of Crowds and Stalls as viewed from Messrs. Barnett's building-Miscellaneous vendors of old boots, collar buttons and everything imaginable-The Auctioneer of Handkerchiefs: "eight silks at a bob''-Old Clothes Merchant-Eggs,Vegetables and Fish Stalls-The old Onion Woman-Auctioneering live Chickens-The Jew Pants Pedlar- The Orange Woman and surrounding groups-Capturing live Eels 300 feet.
Section E.-A "Tuppenny" Grab for live Eels-Temperance Procession passing through White chapel district-Coster :Flower Vendor~Costers and their Carts driving home from Market-" 'Arry" and "Arriet" off on a Jaunt-Accident to the Moke-A White chapel Bird Store-Street Performance by a "Strong Man"-Baker's Man, Organ-grinder, and Flower Girls-"Take yer Portrait, Sir? " Street Photographer-Old Keys and Locks and Hardware-Street Stalls off City Road-The polite Vegetable Vendor-Shrimps, Crabs and Lobsters-Fresh Fish-News Stands on Finsbury Pavement-Scene in Newgate and Aldersgate Street. 300 feet
Section F,,-Busy Newgate Street-Holborn from Holborn Viaduct-Farringdon Street and Holborn Viaduct-Farringdon Road as viewed from the Viaduct-Long Lane and Meat Markets-Market Buildings from St. John Street-Holborn Circus-T.M. King and Queen at Holborn Bars -Receiving the City Sword on their visit to the Guildhall-The Old Flower Woman at Regent Circus-The Bus Driver-Seeing London from top of a Bus-Regent Street-Regulating the Traffic at Piccadilly Circus-Panorama of Piccadilly Circus-The Flower Girls on Piccadilly Fountain Steps-Brigade of '' Urbanora " Sandwich Men. 300 feet
Section 6.-The Sandwichman-The Haymarket-The Carlton Hotel and Haymarket Theatre-Pall Mall, East-St. Martin's Church-National Art Gallery-Trafalgar Square-The Nelson Monument-Landseer's Lions-The Playing Fountains-Feeding the Pigeons in Trafalgar Square-Charing Cross Station-Receiving Milk Supply-The Busy Strand-The usual "Streets up ''-Strand Improvements in front of New Savoy Hotel Building-The Cecil Hotel Entrance-Traffic over Waterloo Bridge, seen from the Strand-Covent Garden-General Views of the Vegetable and Flower Markets-Arrival-of Waggon Loads of Fruits-Sampling Berries, &c., &c. 300 feet
Section H.-Covent Garden Market Scenes: (15 views)--Girls and Women Shelling Peas-The Central Hall-The Flower Market-Strand Gutter Merchants-The Strand, shewing St.Clement Danes' Church-The Salvation Army Temple (temporarily erected on the site of Strand Improvement during the International Salvation Army Congress)-another view of the Strand-Law Courts-Passage leading to Temple Gardens-a quite nook off the Strand-Fleet Street-St. Paul's, from Ludgate Circus-Kerbstone Merchants-Electric Light Repair Gang --The Bootblack 300 feet
Section I.-Newgate and Cheapside-Robert Peel Monument-Cheapside and Bow Church-Princes and Queen Victoria Streets-Moorgate Street and Bank of England-" The Old Lady of Theadneedle Street-Panorama of the "Heart of London" (from the Mansion House) finishing with the Royal Exchange, and the tremendous traffic at this point. 150 feet

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Total Length, 2,500 ·feet. Price, .£62 10s.
(Duration of Exhibit 45 minutes,)
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URBAN 1905-02