The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-27
Moving Pictures, In ,
 Color, Of Browning
Great Photographic Achieve
 ment


 Boston, Sept. 27.-Those Bostonians
 that had not thousands of dollars to
 invest for the purpose of witnessing
 the coronation festivities in London
 are now enjoying most brilliant re-
 production of this pageans in Boston
 for one dollar or less in accordance
 with their choice of seats
 Fremont Temple is open twice daily Tor the presente tion of this truly re-
 markable exhibition of color photog-
 raphy, which is the first public expor-
 tation in this country of this photo
 graphic achievement. These pictures
 were taken by the Royal command
 of King George the Fifth, and copies
 of them will repose in the Sanctuary
 of the Tower of London, forming a part of the historical archives of the reign of this new monarch.
 The Kinemacoor process, which is the name given to the method of pro- ducing these neM colored motion pie lures, is a truly marvellous one, being "a distinct advance upon the hand- .colored cinematograph pictures and the Lumiere color photographs on glass which astonished the world as the first accomplishment of real col Or photography. The Lumiere pro-. cess required from sixty to a hundred times longer exposure than the ordin- ary photographic plate and instantan- eous work was out of the question. By this new Kinemacolor process these motion pictures are produced in one half the time required for the talk ing of the ordinary instantaneous mo- tion pictures with practically absolute fidelity to the real colOration of rap- idly moving objects.
 The Coronation pictures are accom- panied by appropriate military music Nv h,,io 7{ given by Eugene Farnsworth. The program consists of nine parts begin ming with overture followed by intro ductOry remarks. Then comes the interesting unveiing of Queen Victo- ria's memorial in front of Bucking- ham Palace attended by King George, the German Emperor and all the la dies and gentlemen of the court Next follows the Review of Troops, which is a very magnificent spectacle, and London is then shown with its day. time gala dress and evening i1lumina- tions, Part five shows Windsor Cas- tie and the Garter Investure of the Prince of Wales; then follows the Re- galia: an exhibition of coronation gowns, and of the encampment of the gorgeous military representatives from India.
 Tho corona ton procession and the royal progress through London are so realistically presented that the au- dionce withdraws feeling that it has actually witnessed the glittering page ant and participated in the epoch making festivities. An interesting feature of the photographic color process is that it is equally success full when the sun is not shining and so the onlookers may see pictured the descent of a lively, shower which took place during the parade, and may view the brilliantly colored stands suddenly screened by countless um- brellas.
 The royal naval review, probably the most imposing in naval history, closes the entertainment and the fa- nous battleships from all parts of the world are presented one after anoth- CT; among them England's battleship Neptune, the largest dreadnaught in the British navy, and our own Della ware, the largest battleship in the world. This presentation of the cor onation scenes has met with a most response from the Bos> ton public and continues to draw large audiences daily.