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The Barber Shop
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The Barber Shop
Interior of Barber Shop. Man comes in, takes off his coat ; sits down, smokes ; is handed a paper by attendant, who points out a joke ; both laugh. Meantime the man in the chair is shaved and has his hair cut. Very funny.
EDI 1894-10
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1 | Edison (MU 18) | |
2 | W.K.L. Dickson. William Heise | |
3 | 10-17/12/1893 | 50 ft |
For the edification of a party of sightseers at the Orange Laboratory last week an improvised barber shop was fitted up and the services of a nearby tonsorial artist were secured. An attendant at the laboratory took a seat in, the chair and the machine was set in motion. The barber athered his man, and than proceeded to shave him in regulation style. While the barber was at work several pretended customers entered, and one showed the barber a humourous paragraph in a newpaper. When the strip of gelatine was again passed through the kinetograph every detail of the shave, every motion of the barber's hands, each expression of the men's faces were reproduced so perfectly and so well timed that the spectators could see the scenes repeated in the machine. |
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4 | États-Unis. West Orange (N.J.). Black Maria. | |
→ | Barber Shop (Edison, 1895) |
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10/03/1894 | États-Unis. West Orange (N.J.). Black Maria. | Thomas A. Edison | A barber shop... |
The kinetoscope in Mr. Edison's work-shop, which was exhibited to a reporter, contains a picture of a barber shop. There is the barber about an inch in height standing at his chair and three victims waiting to be shaved. But waiting is not the correct word to use of this picture. One of the lilliputian actors rises and walks across the picture to the chair, site down and is tilted back. The apron and towels are adjusted in a trice with no gentleness (it is a 5 cent shop), and the hand of the barber moves professionally over the patron's face and under his chin before the proper razor is chosen. The kinetoscope which is in Mr. Edison's workshop, contains a picture of a barber-shop. Looking into it one sees the barber and three men waiting to be shaved. One of the men rises and walks across the picture to the chair, sits down and the barber goes through all the customary operations of shaving a man. Every motion of the barber from the stropping of the razor to the brushing of the man's hair, is reproduced, and the actions of the men who are waiting to be shaved are also reproduced. |
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28/05/1894 | États-Unis. Chicago. 148 State street. | A barber shop | |
16/07/1894 | France. Paris. Salle des Dépêches du Petit Parisien. | Petit Parisien | Un magasin de coiffure |
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16/08/1894 | États-Unis. New York. Brooklyn. | Maguire & Baucus | A Bowery Barber Shop |
04/06/1895 | Grande-Bretagne. Île de Man. Derby Castle. | H. S. Williams | The Interior of a Barber's Shop |
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