Related to Reports on cinematography in the Liverpool Mercury (c. 1895-1902)
Description:

'At the popular gallery in Lime-street, Mr. Reynolds promises a very inviting and enjoyable programme for the many patrons who flock to his well-known exhibition during the holiday season. He has just secured the very latest development in animated photography, and in the new cinematograph, now being shown, perfect clearness and steadiness are successfully combined. We may mention especially, among the many interesting tableaux, an umbrella dance, a realistic illustration of the American express, the fire alarm, Atlantic rollers, bathing at Tonquin, and the Alabama Coon, while a sensational and highly striking element is furnished in the great fight between Corbett and Courtney. Representations are included of Loie Fuller and Jonny Mills in their famous dances.'