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GROUPE DE RÉFLEXION SUR L'IMAGE DANS LE MONDE HISPANIQUE

Détails: Mis à jour : 5 mai 2019; Publication : 24 mars 2015; Écrit par Jean-Claude Seguin

Drill of Engineer Corps, Mexican Army

12/05/1896	États-Unis, New York	eidoloscope	The Drill of a Company of Soldier
	THE EIDOLOSCOPE Changing Scenes of Movement on the Drop Curtain of a Theater. [...] Another scene presented, besides the bull fight, which is the longest of all, is a drill of soldiers. This is followed cut to considerable length, and is an interesting transference, but the soldiers that were nearest the camera are made to look like giants in comparison with their fellows a t the opposite end of the line, and occasionally a whole file of marchers bolts from the scene in a manner that is comical... Evening Journal, Jamestown, May 19, 1896, p. 5.
13/06/1896	États-Unis, New York, Broadway, nº 156	eidoloscope	Mexican Engineer Corps Drill
13/06/1896	États-Unis, New York, Saint-James Hotel	eidoloscope	Mexican Engineer Corps Drill
20/06/1896	États-Unis, Boston	eidoloscope	The Crack Regiment of Mexico
	[...] Another picture is the crack regiment of Mexico drilling in their armory, showing the intricate evolutions of the soldiers in all their barefooted splendor, while every step is in perfect time to the music which accompanies... Boston Post, Boston, Sunday, June 21, 1896, p. 10.
17/08/1896	États-Unis, Atlantic City	eidoloscope	The Mexican Military Drill