The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
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the flms in Liverpool, Sheffield Loeds
Bristol and Birmingham at the even.
Ing performances
] Hundreds of operators will arrive
| from Paris and Berlin. ana will take
| UP their stnnd at advantageous posi.
tons. As their majestics leave the
palace about noon. il Is hoped that
| there viii be time 10 catch tho 300
boat train from Charlng Cross, when
| the films Will be Developed on route
Each camera operator will be at
tended by one assistant. who will con-
rcy the undcveloped films by auto
mobile to headquarters. where every
thing viii be in readiness for the de-
Vefopment and completion OF the fpic-
lure. In this way the various see
lions OF the picture will be taken,
and when joined, they will measure
In some instances several thousand
feet in length,
Large export orders havo been re-
ceived by the various English manu-
facturers, who will dispatch the films
to all parts of the globe BY the first
vessels leaving the country immcdi-
ately after the ceremony.
Parisians may DO able 10 SEQ tho
pictures as early as we here in Lon
don. for an invention has just been
made by which it Is possible 10 t.'ans-
init cinematosraph pictures by wire,
and the first practical test Of 1t is 10
be made on Coronation Day
H An attempt will be made 10 transmit
views OF the great event from Lon
don 10 Paris. ana If it is successfully
accomplished, the films will be cX-
hihitcd at the Partisan picture the
aires few hours later.
The inventor OF the Cine -tcle-
r.- ~, , a, u
years completing his apparatus, and
has NOW succeeded III Transmitting
overland Il Him 200 feet in length over
distance of thirty miles
The coronation films. which il is
the inventors intention TO send by
means of his apparatus, will show
the progress OF the royal party from
the palace to the abbey, but the ac-
tual browning ceremony will not be
sdepicted.
Air. Grahamo White has undertaken
II contract to deliver films of the coro-
nation procession by aeroplanc to Biz
minghum Bristol and Rugby Imme-
diately after the films have boon taken
they will BIO developed and placed i'll
neroplnhes at the Hendon Aviation
Ground. whence they will be trans
ported by Mr.. White and his alrmcn 10
the various provincial towns. Thus
tho pictures Will be- exhibited In diff
:erent parts or the country before the
procession has actually returned to
buckingham Palamo.
II Is chnraot crlstic of tho modern
clergy that. while everybody else is
cooperating tremendously 10 make the
coronation n national festival, durinls
which All tomahawks, political or per-
sonal, are buried, ministers of the
Church OF England are squabbling,
and there is a great turmoil in rcligi-
Gus circles M
Tile Bishop of Hereford, one of the
most liberal and open-mindcd prelates
In England, recently put forward a
suggestion for allowing non-conform-
lists TO attend a celebration of the Holy
Communiop during coronation week.
IT goes without saying that the TAT
was i'll the fire at once. MI the petty
little spit fires and nuisances of that
old but somewhat mouldly institution
tho Church OF England. arose and
furiously denounced the reverend gen
tlcman, who in many ways reminds
ME OF tho late bishop Henry g. Potter.
of New York, FOR even daring 10 hint
a such thing.
That the good bishop feels in any
way chastcned by this tornado OF
abuse l do not for one moment con
slider. Since he has been a bishop he
has been the recipient of SO much
''bro'hcrly love" from his fellow
workers In the Episcopacy that he is
no doubt by this time quite used 10
! taking vi,riol with his meals But
what saddeninS spectacle for out
| sidors is this unchristianllke abuse OF
| Il broad minded prclate.
|