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  • TRACING PHALKE
    ...y of moving pictures, the tents were soon replaced by regular, permanent [[cinema]] houses all over the country. ...taonline.com Calcutta] in [[1905]], [[Dabi Ghosh]] who worked for [[Aurora Cinema Company’s]] topical and so an..
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  • In the Age of Silence
    Beginnings of Cinema in India ...thus became a reality. And so began the long and arduous journey of INDIAN CINEMA. The Phalke phenomenon was, by no means an isolated venture. It was the cul
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  • IN THE AGE OF SILENCE
    Beginnings of Cinema in India ...us became a reality. And so began the long and arduous journey of [[INDIAN CINEMA]]. The Phalke phenomenon was, by no means an isolated venture. It was the c
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  • BEES RANIYON KA BIOSCOPE
    ...f the artisan, so is Phalke of trimbak given the title of father of Indian cinema-my two obsessions. ...ned from Hindustan company, made his first announcement of retirement from cinema and retreated with his family to [[Kashi]] where he wrote [[Rangbhoomi]], a
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  • Biography
    ...in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of Cinema Industry - Lumie Brothers. That inspired him to make an experiment of a mov ...i Cinetone Limited was founded. This was the first limited company in the cinema industry. Godavari Cinetone Ltd, using the machinery of Dadasaheb, made a m
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  • Workshops
    ...of the brief history of Indian cinema which also includes films about pre-cinema industrial arts and crafts related to the later development in motion-pictu ...riter participants from the work shop with printing, photography and early cinema they will be introduced to some philosophical historical texts relevant to
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  • Himanshu Rai
    Himansu Rai is credited with bringing technical sophistication to Indian Cinema. He was amongst the earliest Indian filmmakers to collaborate with European
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  • Bhatwadekar,
    ...vernment charged a modest rental depending on the size and category of the cinema thus exploring the revenue earning potential off these films. While Mir was
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  • Jamshedji Framji Madan (1856 - 1926)
    ...Kashmiri whose enormous influence on the trends and conventions of Indian cinema has never been fully appreciated. Jamsetji's first two films therefore were
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  • Harischandra Sakharam Bhatwadekar (popularly known as Save Dada)
    ...vernment charged a modest rental depending on the size and category of the cinema thus exploring the revenue earning potential off these films. While Mir was
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  • DUNDIRAJ GOVIND PHALKE
    ...in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of Cinema Industry - Lumie Brothers. That inspired him to make an experiment of a mov ...ri Cinetone Limited was founded. This was the first limited company in the cinema industry. Godavari Cinetone Ltd, using the machinery of Dadasaheb, made a m
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  • Dhundiraj Govind Phalke.
    ...in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of Cinema Industry - Lumie Brothers. That inspired him to make an experiment of a mov ...ri Cinetone Limited was founded. This was the first limited company in the cinema industry. Godavari Cinetone Ltd, using the machinery of Dadasaheb, made a m
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  • Bombay
    ...eans; and why it has become the orthodox view of the development of Indian cinema in this period. By so doing I want to suggest three things: firstly the ris ...major step in conferring a degree of social and cultural legitimacy on the cinema that had hitherto been lacking.(29)
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  • “Talkies
    [[ HISTORY OF SOUND IN INDIAN CINEMA]] ...dream of having anything to do with the performing arts, least of all the cinema.
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  • Dramas
    ...and spectacle, anticipated the modern Indian popular cinema; and like that cinema, it had its nerve-centre at Mumbai. ...n even into the 1950s. Their decline was partly due to the rise of popular cinema. Harder to explain is the marked decline, from the same period, in the Shak
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  • Stage-plays
    ...and spectacle, anticipated the modern Indian popular cinema; and like that cinema, it had its nerve-centre at Mumbai. ...n even into the 1950s. Their decline was partly due to the rise of popular cinema. Harder to explain is the marked decline, from the same period, in the Shak
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  • Ravi Varma
    It was the age of mass reproduction and Victorian amusements. Cinema had arrived and so was plague spreading like fire. It was the Maharaja of B
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  • INDIAN CINEMA
    The Firsts of Indian Cinema First Cinema Show
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  • Indian Cinema
    The Firsts of Indian Cinema First Cinema Show
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  • "Life of Christ",
    ...fe and Passion of Jesus Christ is a remarkable relic from the very dawn of cinema. First released in 1902 by France’s Pathé film company, it was expanded
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  • Life of Christ in the
    ...fe and Passion of Jesus Christ is a remarkable relic from the very dawn of cinema. First released in 1902 by France’s Pathé film company, it was expanded
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  • 1896
    "What is cinema?"
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  • 1913
    ...mism, a manifesto- already a dis satisfaction with the limted apparatus of cinema that seeks to capture movement and reproduce it through an illusion..
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  • Harishchandra Sakharam Bhatavadekar or Save Dada
    ...vernment charged a modest rental depending on the size and category of the cinema thus exploring the revenue earning potential off these films. While Mir was
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  • Calendar art
    ...diraj Govind Phalke, was, after a few years, to become dadasaheb of Indian Cinema, Chitrapat Maharishi.
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  • Ravi Verma
    ...proprietor, Dhundiraj Govind Phalke, became famous as dadasaheb of Indian Cinema a few years later.
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  • Arrival of Sound Cinema
    '''The Sounds of Early Cinema''' Early Cinema
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  • World of theatre
    ...and spectacle, anticipated the modern Indian popular cinema; and like that cinema, it had its nerve-centre at Mumbai. ...n even into the 1950s. Their decline was partly due to the rise of popular cinema. Harder to explain is the marked decline, from the same period, in the Shak
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  • PhalkeCreativeWiki:About
    ...nd some of the fundamental, and fundamentally philosophical, properties of cinema: movement, fragmentation, and time. ...ility...." (The Creative Mind 222-223). Bergson likens this process to the cinema apparatus. The camera begins with a real movement, breaks it down mechanica
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  • PHALKE STRORIES
    ‘What is cinema?’ Saraswati asks Phalke, ‘What is cinema?’
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  • Indian Film History
    [[victorian and cinema time line]] '''The Firsts of Indian Cinema'''
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  • Father of the Indian film industry
    ...they wore out. In 1918, he settled in Bombay to build the famous Majestic Cinema with partner Khan Bhadur Ardeshir M. Irani. Alam Ara (Beauty of the World), ...they wore out. In 1918, he settled in Bombay to build the famous Majestic Cinema with partner Khan Bhadur Ardeshir M. Irani. Alam Ara (Beauty of the World),
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  • National Film Archive of India
    ...fter the death of the father of Indian cinema. And how the man who brought cinema to India, ``One morning, February 16, 1944 on the banks of the Godavari qui ..., 5,131 wall posters, 1,752 disc records and 31 audio tapes in the form of cinema history through interviewing veterans on the evolution of the Indian film i
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  • V. Shantaram,
    ...ike so many of the other early pioneers of cinema, he became attached to a cinema hall as an odd job man. He also simultaneously became an assistant photogra ...Vishnu Govind Damle and N D Sarpotdar all of whom became giants of silent cinema, fabricated a camera and started his first film. Sairandhari (1920)--anothe
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  • Sant Tukaram (1921)
    ...of Tukaram's ascension to Vaikunth even by its naivete appeals to western cinema buffs. I had the privilege of presenting Sant Tukaram to a German group of ...age is one of the highest achievements of the early sound period of Indian Cinema. The film has charm and directness that sets it apart from other devotional
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  • Chandrakant Gokhale
    ...by him from his mother was passed on to his son Vikram Gokhale, the stage, cinema and TV artiste.
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  • Indian Film Industry
    ...in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of Cinema Industry - Lumie Brothers. That inspired him to make an experiment of a mov
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  • Characters
    59. [[Mehta]] - Manager of America India cinema house - 1912 63. [[Mr. Caboun]]—manager of ‘Bioscope’, a cinema weekly - 1912 - 1918 [[Caboun in a story]]
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  • Setu Bandhan
    ...an idea of how daunting and in what dif¬ferent ways this father of Indian Cinema had to suffer mis¬fortune. In these dire circumstances, it was the compass ...e them a bonus equal to an year's salary and retired hon¬ourably from the cinema industry. A large-hearted director of a film company like him will not be b
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  • Division of film territories
    '''CINEMA''' Cinema 3: Towards a Dialectical Film of the Cinema (Books)
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  • Birth of Indian film industry
    ...dream of having anything to do with the performing arts, least of all the cinema. The somewhat negative perception of cinema's musical occupants, pervasive as it was, never quite influenced the classi
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  • Film in india
    '''Cinema Ki Rani (1925)''' ...a howling dog are regarded as one of the most memorable moments of Indian cinema to date
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  • The Talkie Era
    '''The History of Sound in Indian Cinema''' ...rative and cinematic space, and are almost automatic ingredients of Indian cinema.
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  • Talkie
    The Sounds of Early Cinema Early Cinema
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  • Salunke - Actor - 1912 - 1928
    ...nce I took to visual arts like painting, drawing, photography, theatre and cinema. ...ountain located at the centre, is indeed the first bathtub scene in Indian Cinema. The extent of sensuousness which Phalke has managed to infuse into this we
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  • Raja Harishchandra
    ...the first time by M/s Phalke and Company, the only first manufacturers of cinema films in India. All the eighteen workshops of the cinema are located on the premises.
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  • Blindness
    ...course, a totally inadequate explanation of the illusion of motion in the cinema. The proposed fusion or blending of images could produce only the superimp In French writings on the cinema Roget often takes second place to the Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau, who
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  • Image
    ...involved in flicker, as well as in the direct perception of motion and the cinema illusion. This delay is in addition to the effects of colours and brightnes
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  • Saint
    This was the debut film of V. Shantaram, one of the giants of Indian cinema. He played loard Krishna in the film.
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  • Paisa Fund
    ...and S.N. Patankar's 'Bhakta Prahlad'. When it was released at the West End cinema in Bombay the uncontrollable crowds were only satisfied when the theatre ma
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  • ‘Kalia Mardan’
    Early pioneer of Indian cinema D.G. Phalke directs this tale about the hijinks of child god Krishna. After
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  • ‘Sati Savitri’
    Early pioneer of Indian cinema D.G. Phalke directs this tale about the hijinks of child god Krishna. After
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  • Bhalchandra
    ‘“Cinema.” ‘“What is Cinema?’
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  • Kaliya Mardan
    ...adasaheb was in Pune, he was chatting with his friend, the owner of Aryan cinema, Gangadharpant alias Bapusaheb Pathak. The question of Dadasaheb’s next m ...She was the first child artist doing a leading rold in the world of Indian Cinema. Other roles were done by: Nanda- Purushottam Parchure, Yashodha-Yadav Gopa
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  • Introduction to Raja Ravi Verma
    It was the age of mass reproduction and Victorian amusements. Cinema had arrived and so was plague spreading like fire. It was the Maharaja of
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  • Moving pictures
    ...nstruction, to make the learning process more enjoyable. In all its forms, cinema is an art as well as a business, and those who make motion pictures take gr ...ker Georges Méliès was the outstanding creator of fantasy films in early cinema. Méliès exploited the new medium to enhance his magic acts through techni
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  • B
    ...arrative dramatic films more prevalent, comedy remained a staple of silent cinema. After the trick films and risqué comedies of the early years, a new comic ...France, though no longer dominant, remained a center for theorizing about cinema and producing innovative and experimental works.
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  • C
    ...oined such terms as photogenie and cinegraphie to express their views that cinema must emphasize images and their flow, rather than conventions used in the t ...Le ballet mécanique (1924) and Marcel Duchamp made Anémic Cinema (Anemic Cinema, 1926). A filmmaker who brought experimental ambitions to commercial featur
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  • Box camera
    ...d well into the 20th century. Above is pictured a Kinephone, or gramophone cinema, from the 1920's. This was meant to be viewed using a 78 r.p.m. phonograph
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  • 1889
    William Jones translates Shakuntala into English. A [[dream of cinema]]
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  • 1900
    After the arrival of cinema, spectators got to sit before on a 'ship' before projections of moving phot
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  • Songs
    ...tself, song and dance has been an integral part of the narrative in Indian Cinema be it in any language or whichever genre often leading the Western world de Two other major Studios that left their mark on Indian Cinema in the 1930s and early 1940s were the Prabhat Film Company at Pune and the
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  • Aditi Nanavati
    ...paper from the pile and started to read it. It was a new paper called the Cinema news and property gazette which had just started that month (February).
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  • Himansu Rai
    Himansu Rai is credited with bringing technical sophistication to Indian Cinema. He was amongst the earliest Indian filmmakers to collaborate with European
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  • Raja Ravi Verma
    It was the age of mass reproduction and Victorian amusements. Cinema had arrived and so was plague spreading like fire. It was the Maharaja of
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  • 1925
    Cinema ki Raani, same director, also stars her
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  • Babu Rao Painter
    This was the debut film of [[V. Shantaram]], one of the giants of Indian cinema. He played loard Krishna in the film.
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  • 1930
    women as lifesavers in action and the 1930's cinema [http://aditisen.blogspot.ca/2014/07/fight-like-woman.html] zebunissa, nadi ...eans; and why it has become the orthodox view of the development of Indian cinema in this period. By so doing I want to suggest three things: firstly the ris
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  • Hina R. Khan
    Daughter of Dr. Phalke (Pioneer of Indian Cinema). Child actress till the age of ten, used to the limelight and grand exposu
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  • Madhvrao Patvardhan
    ...d projecting them on a screen. He is, therefore, regarded as the father of cinema. The same year, a French inventor, L.A.A. Prince, also developed a camera. The year 1889 is an important one in the history of cinema. It was in this year that in India, a versatile engineer of Mumbai, Maadanr
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  • Persistence of vision
    ...course, a totally inadequate explanation of the illusion of motion in the cinema. The proposed fusion or blending of images could produce only the superimp In French writings on the cinema Roget often takes second place to the Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau, who
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  • Walter Benjamin
    ...ctronic art modify the syntax of our -by now- traditional form of art, the cinema? ...dvent of the new image technologies; and then, following the path of early cinema’s evolution into the narrative form
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  • Vampie
    ...variable in different traditions, and are a frequent subject of folklore, cinema, and contemporary fiction.
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  • Early soound
    ...abited. In another of those numerous fin-de-siècle tropes that anticipate cinema, assisted or mechanized vision reveals signs of life, but it turns out to b ...ill “soon clear out of the novel all its reported dialogue,” while the cinema will deal with exterior events and accidents, leaving the way clear for the
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  • Frnas osten
    ...er like his father and gave acting a try. In 1907, he founded a travelling cinema called the "Original Physograph Company" together with his brother Peter Os
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  • Man and mchines
    ...ectronic art modify the syntax of our -by now-traditional form of art, the cinema? ...dvent of the new image technologies; and then, following the path of early cinema’s evolution into the narrative form
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  • 1912
    ...nce I took to visual arts like painting, drawing, photography, theatre and cinema.
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  • U.R Athavale
    ...not know what was going on in the house. His achievements in the field of cinema are well known, but one more aspect of his artistic nature was that he made
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  • Magic is about the effect, not how it's done
    ...ers in other fields, whether related or not. For example, George Melies in Cinema and Jasper Maskelene in the art of Camouflaging for War. Is there something With all the larger-than-life special effects that are a mark of TV and cinema today, where do you see magic headed in the next 25 years? Do you think it
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  • Indian Classical Music -The Battle for Survival
    ...the world. Western influences crept into Indian music, and motion picture (cinema) changed it even further. Music was being converted to a form that everybod
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  • Dr. V Shantaram
    ...the twentieth century is a most exciting period for the student of Indian cinema. It was the age of the pioneers. When the first Indian movie tycoon, [[Jams ...up an additional job at the age of sixteen. This was at the local tin-shed cinema, where, at a starting wage of Rs 5 per month, Shantaram did odd jobs, paint
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  • V.S. Apte
    ...an idea of how daunting and in what dif¬ferent ways this father of Indian Cinema had to suffer mis¬fortune. In these dire circumstances, it was the compass ...e them a bonus equal to an year's salary and retired hon¬ourably from the cinema industry. A large-hearted director of a film company like him will not be b
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  • JF Madan
    Encyclopaedia of Indian Cinema.
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  • 1910
    ...lke]] attends a screening of Life of Christ at [[P.B.Mehta's America-India Cinema]].
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  • 1911
    Cinema What is cinema?
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  • 1918
    ...defines the terms of censorship and cinema licensing. Phalke's [[Hindustan Cinema Films Co.]] is established. Patankar's [[Ram Vanvas]] is the first serial.
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  • Relooking at persistence of vision
    ...course, a totally inadequate explanation of the illusion of motion in the cinema. The proposed fusion or blending of images could produce only the superimp ...y of California Press, 1967 and 1971); George Sadoul, Histoire generale du cinema (Paris: Denoel, 1948); and George Potonniee, Les Origines du cinematographe
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  • Alam Ara
    ...eleased Alam Ara, the first full-length Indian talkie film at the Majestic cinema in Bombay. This film very effectively broke the golden silent era and laid ...song and dance numbers. And much to the filmmaker's surprise, the Majestic cinema in Bombay where the film was released was mopbbed by surging crowds. Recall
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  • History of modern theatre in india
    ...and spectacle, anticipated the modern Indian popular cinema; and like that cinema, it had its nerve-centre at Mumbai. ...n even into the 1950s. Their decline was partly due to the rise of popular cinema. Harder to explain is the marked decline, from the same period, in the Shak
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  • A short history of cinema, notes from gilles deleuze
    A Short History of Cinema ...lary of the logic of (paradoxical) sense informing the classical Hollywood cinema in its silent phase. In this series of shots, Buster's moving figure provid
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  • 1921
    ...his admirers write letters to Phalke requesting him to stage a comeback in cinema.
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  • 1922
    ...m by [[Hemedrakumar Roy]] and Atorthy's seminal writings on silent Bengali cinema. [[Mama Warerkar]] writes the play [[Satteche Gulam]].
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  • 1914
    ...ondon. [[R. Venkaiah]] and [[R. S. Prakash]] build Madras' first permanant cinema, the [[Gaiety]].
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  • Prithviraj Kapoor
    ...Akbar in Mughal-e-Azam, as the embodiment of Mughal royalty in Hindi-Urdu cinema. Invested his earnings in Hindi theatre, setting up the Prithvi Theatres in
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  • 1939
    Last days of the father of Indian cinema ...ns of Indian Cinema in May 1939 in Mumbai. Naturally, the father of Indian Cinema was invited to be the chief guest. My brother in law, one of the founders o
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  • Narayan Hari Apte
    ...d come for rest and relaxation due to the discord with his partners in teh cinema industry. As he was senior to me in age, I would talk with him discreetly. ...write this play because of the alleged misbehaviour of his partners in the cinema business. But, truly, we did not think they did anything wrong.
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  • Dada as kanva
    ...kuntala as a young maiden, dressed up in royal splendour. My daughter, the Cinema, too grew up in poor circumstances. Now she is in the compay of princely pe ...recognise their own parents. That is what has happened to my daughter, the Cinema.
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  • 1944
    ...duced and directed so many movies. He was, after all, the father of Indian Cinema. ...d,"Toiling and struggling for twenty-five years, I brought glory to Indian Cinema, neglected my family, contracted illness by the stress of financial worries
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  • Prabhakar remembers
    After achieving fame in the field of cinema, Dada must have thought that he should do something in the field of drama,
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  • ‘Rangabhoomi’
    After achieving fame in the field of cinema, Dada must have thought that he should do something in the field of drama,
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