Grandma’s Reading Glass

Year: 1900

Runtime: 1 min mins

Director: George Albert Smith

Drama

Using his grandmother’s magnifying glass, the child first inspects a newspaper advertisement for Bovril, then scrutinizes the hands of a watch, and later a small bird perched nearby. He proudly demonstrates each find to his grandmother, then turns the lens toward her eye before finally focusing on a curious kitten.

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