Historical Events tagged with "george albert smith"

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Arts & Culture

First Public Screening of Kinemacolor

February 26th, 1909 116 years ago

Kinemacolor premiered at the Palace Theatre in London, showcasing the vibrant potential of color in motion pictures. This innovative process used two black-and-white film strips and a rotating filter, effectively introducing audiences to a new visual experience. The film 'A Visit to the Seaside,' directed by George Albert Smith, was among the first to utilize this technology. Its success captivated viewers and paved the way for future advancements in color film.

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