Late that Night in the Bedroom - mutoscope reel
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1 person is the great, great, great grandson of that slut.
kermitdfrogz 3 months ago
no need to worry about nitrate deterioration with this format of motion pictures
amberola1b 5 months ago
I was just reading about the mutoscope, invented in the 1890s. These
penny arcade machines were still around when I was a kid over half a
century ago. I think the price had been upped to a nickle.
The most famous title was "What the butler saw". It's here on
Youtube.
Saw a mutoscope post card for sale on the net. It's a cartoon
bathing beauty. Art work looks like it was made in the 40s or 50s.
Price is $650. Seems like a lot unless some celebrity handled it.
Tnx 4 the educational post.
rockgor 5 months ago
would sound bette without modern music tho and with a fairground organ type number
michaelsharples 6 months ago
hahaha
wirevo 1 year ago
hilarious!
britcomic 1 year ago
Believe it or not., these kind of "movies" were very popular in "penny arcades" during the early years of the 20th Century (for one penny, how could you NOT enjoy them?).
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
The first murphy bed joke.
jamesffxl 2 years ago