Phono-Cinéma-Théâtre
Year: 1900
Runtime: 79 mins
Language: French
Directors: Marguerite Vrignault, Émile Reynaud
At the 1900 Paris World’s Fair the Phono‑Cinéma‑Théâtre pavilion screened short films with synchronized wax‑cylinder sound, many hand‑tinted in colour. It presented leading theatre stars such as Coquelin and Sarah Bernhardt, opera singers like Mariette Sully, café‑concert acts including Little Tich, and Paris Opera dancers like Carlotta Zambelli.
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