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• TRACING PHALKE
  ...pictures]] flickered across the screen in [[Bombay]]’s [[Watson Hotel in 1896]], this “marvel of the century” as it was then advertised, had caught t ...ly acquired by the [[National Film Archive of India]]. The evidence, which is gradually emerging – both documentary and visual – merely confirms, bey
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• In the Age of Silence
  ...ce ran out, as the train entered the station and moved towards them, as it is reported to have happened elsewhere. The Indian viewer took the cinematic e It is said that inspiration for Phalke came when he was watching the imported fil
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• IN THE AGE OF SILENCE
  ...ce ran out, as the train entered the station and moved towards them, as it is reported to have happened elsewhere. The Indian viewer took the cinematic e It is said that inspiration for Phalke came when he was watching the imported fil
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• BEES RANIYON KA BIOSCOPE
  ...ace where Brahma the creator and the father is allowed to be worshiped. He is also the god of the artist and the craftsmen. ...life compresses all process of learning that goes in film art. He himself is a product of the industrial art school.
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• Biography
  ...e life of Jesus Christ made by a foreigner. It was projected on 7th July 1896 in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of ...the famous Marathi actor''' [[Chandrakant Gokhale]]''' and Kamala Gokhale is his mother.
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• Workshops
  Moving ahead to Baroda, he is a young man lost in learning [[photography]], printing, music, theatre, int This is the time when we enter into the phenomenology of [[typewriters]], phones, e
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• DUNDIRAJ GOVIND PHALKE
  ...the life of Jesus Christ made by a foreigner. It was projected on 7th July 1896 in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of ...dmother of the famous Marathi actor Chandrakant Gokhale and Kamala Gokhale is his mother.
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• Dhundiraj Govind Phalke.
  ...the life of Jesus Christ made by a foreigner. It was projected on 7th July 1896 in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of ...dmother of the famous Marathi actor Chandrakant Gokhale and Kamala Gokhale is his mother.
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• Bombay
  ...the privileging of the studios as a creative force in Indian film history is the product of a discursive formation which emerged from the activities of ...l of the studios in the Indian film industry we are never too sure what it is we are discussing.
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• Camera
  ...nted slide inserted and lit from behind by candles. A Gainsborough showbox is at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. The Biograph projector for large format 68/70 mm film, 1896. Intermittent film movement was by friction rollers. Hendricks Collection/S
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• INDIAN CINEMA
  Milestones from 1896-1951 ...in 1913, it is necessary to record the progress of the film business from 1896, the historical year when Lumiere Bros' films were exhibited at Watson Hote
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• Indian Cinema
  Milestones from 1896-1951 ...in 1913, it is necessary to record the progress of the film business from 1896, the historical year when Lumiere Bros' films were exhibited at Watson Hote
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• 1896
  Meanwhile, outside the Watson's Hotel in Bombay, it is raining. ...rice Sestier, an envoy of the pioneering French company, Lumiere Brothers, is holding the first exhibition of the living photographic pictures in life si
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• Arrival of Sound Cinema
  This book is a publication of —Philadelphia Record, 11 August 1896
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• PhalkeCreativeWiki:About
  ...inciple. That which determines the rhythm of production on a conveyer belt is the basis of the rhythm of reception in the film. ...to process stimuli, equally manifests itself in work and leisure. The eye is trained to keep pace with the rhythm of industrial production at the factor
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• PHALKE STRORIES
  Or perhaps it is true that I don’t know this concept of ‘I’, I don’t claim anything ...of my works has not decreased inspite of the stories of my misfortune. It is only through your grace that I have been able to establish this beautiful a
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• Indian Film History
  '''Milestones from 1896-1951''' ...in 1913, it is necessary to record the progress of the film business from 1896, the historical year when Lumiere Bros' films were exhibited at Watson Hote
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• Father of the Indian film industry
  ...a Maharashtrian photographer, who became the first Indian film pioneer. In 1896, he ordered a -1(d motion picture ) Tj0 -12.6 TD 0.012 Tc 0.040 Tw (camdra( ...a Maharashtrian photographer, who became the first Indian film pioneer. In 1896, he ordered a 16 mm motion picture camera from London. In 1897, he photogra
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• Indian Film Industry
  ...e life of Jesus Christ made by a foreigner. It was projected on 7th July 1896 in Watson Hotel by Mr Meris Sestiye - the representative of the pioneer of
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• Hindi
  Aaj ki chinta is prakar hogi.vahan dekh,door mein pahad or aakash ka sangam hua hai ...stories for pictorial representation which any country possesses, all that is needed to promulgate their beauty and complete their fame in their purer an
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• Talkie
  This book is a publication of —Philadelphia Record, 11 August 1896
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• Rocket
  1896 Henri Becquerel While studying the effect of x-rays on photographic ...rges on the nuclei of most atoms. He wrote"The atomic number of an element is equal to the number of protons in the nucleus". This work was used to reorg
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• 1884
  ...coal black eyes. I saw him once, I spoke to him, did I tell you? But that is later. ...ntings are as important, as precious, as hard earned as those things. This is something you will recognise with time.
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• Moving pictures
  ...ion, 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 great ...e the images on rolls of film. After being processed and printed, the film is run through a projector, which shines light through the film so that the im
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• 1897
  ...t thank God thanks to whom 1896 went off well, therefore the prayer to him is that the year of 97 should also pass with good deeds. I also thank Mister R ...c and "hysterical" patients. As he encouraged them to free-associate, that is, talk about whatever came into their minds, they often referred to their dr
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• 1930
  ...the privileging of the studios as a creative force in Indian film history is the product of a discursive formation which emerged from the activities of ...l of the studios in the Indian film industry we are never too sure what it is we are discussing.
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• Railway
  ...me Naidu became associated with the Special Branch of the Madras Police it is not known, but upon the establishment of the Criminal Intelligence Departme Though Naidu's name is not mentioned in the History of the Madras Police, published in 1959 on the
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• Goharjaan
  ...raining, she first performed at Darbhanga State at the age of fifteen, and 1896 onwards she began to perform in Kolkata. She used to sing and dance at the ...xcept perhaps the Chairman) noticed, due to lack of adequate publicity. It is necessary to preserve the legacy of Gauhar Jan in a more full-scale way for
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• Madhvrao Patvardhan
  ...rable progress in moving the pictures, and projecting them on a screen. He is, therefore, regarded as the father of cinema. The same year, a French inven The year 1889 is an important one in the history of cinema. It was in this year that in Indi
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• Masons and Magicians
  .... Nearly amazing as the magic acts these great illusionists are famous for is the fact that all of the great magicians made time in their busy lives for ...e current successor, Lance Burton. However, much of what we know of Keller is learned from his friend Bro. Harry Houdini who was a frequent guest at Kell
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• Indian Unrest - Valentine Chirol
  This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with his valuable series of articles in _The Times_ upon Indian unrest is an
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• Srimati Tanibai Kagalkar
  ...n asset to his state and appointed him a Court Singer. This was in 1895 or 1896. Alladiya Khan accordingly moved with his family from Bombay to Kolhapur. ..., if any, could be accepted with the ruler's permission. During the period 1896 to 1921-22 music lovers of Kolhapur had plenty of opportunities to hear Kha
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• A rough timeline of the 80's and 90's in Baroda under Sayaji
  ...ng guests, for the army, for the entire town and for European guests; what is described as a ‘ball for the sahibs’, and a public performance by that 1881 Sayaji Rao’s first daughter Bajubai is born.
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• Phalke stories in hindi continued
  1896 godhra phalke photograf ...ala ,standing behind the door,tries to put her child to sleep.out side sun is setting.
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• SCENE 9. INT/EXT/PHALKE STUDIO GODHRA/FULL MOON NIGHT/1896
  FULL MOON NIGHT / 1896 Suddenly, the silence is broken by a sound.
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• 1890 - 95 - ORIENTAL TOOTHPASTE
  Godhra is a railway junction surrounded by small tribal kingdoms. The town is deserted.
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• 7th July 1896
  7th July 1896 - There is such a bustle and hurry.
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• Professor Pepper
  The illusion is based on a simple optical effect. In the evening carry a lighted ( from A Hopkins' 1896 book on Magic)
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• Silver grain
  1896 godhra phalke photograf ...ala ,standing behind the door,tries to put her child to sleep.out side sun is setting. k---------kitabe samet loon?kya samaya huva hoga.gaadi aati hogi.
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• Excerpts from BOOK 1- 1919
  ...who I feel is the father of my imagination. In Travancore Diwan Madhav Rao is watching his protegee, Raja Ravi Varma, paint. ...d for her carefully delineating the folds of her clothes. The littlest boy is pushing himself further into his mother's lap. The other two boys stand bet
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