Automobile Parade (1900)
1900 · Silent film · 1 min · dir. William C. Paley
- Documentary
Synopsis
The famous Madison Square Garden forms the background of this excellent picture. A number of very fine automobiles pass in this strip, coming close to the camera and show clear and life size. A very strange coincidence in the closing of the picture is two old ladies who drive by in a dilapidates looking buggy drawn by a long eared mule. This is a remarkable picture showing up-to-date means of transportation in New York City, and the incident of the mule and the two old ladies adds a sufficient amount of humor.
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Details
- Director
- William C. Paley
- Studio
- Edison Studios
- Released
- 1900-05-21
- Running time
- 1 minutes
- Language
- English
- Collection
- Ephemeral Films
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- New York
- New York City
- NYC
- Early films
Cast & crew
- William C. Paley Director
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