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Charles Urban (April 15, 1867 – August 29, 1942) was a German-American film producer and distributor, and one of the most significant figures in British cinema before the First World War.
- Charles Urban Trading Company
The Charles Urban Trading Company ( CUTC) specialised in...
- Charles Urban Trading Company
Urban's powerful, ebullient personality and drive lay at the heart of what was soon to become the most prominent British film company of the period, with its reputation firmly based on documentary and news film.
With his associate Henry W. Joy, Charles Urban continued his research in colour cinematography and developed a process called Kinekrom, an improved version of Kinemacolor. Kinekrom was shown to the public in New York in November 1916. The process was intended to enable Urban to continue showing his vast library of old Kinemacolor films.
Charles Urban, Motion Picture Pioneer. Chronology. 1867 Carl (later Charles) Urban is born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on 15 April 1867, the second child and eldest son of Joseph Urban (34), a sign painter from Ronsberg, Austro-Hungary, and Anna Sophie (née Glatz) (33) from Koenigsberg, East Prussia.
La coronación de Eduardo VII (en inglés: The Coronation of Edward VII, Reproduction, Coronation Ceremonies, King Edward VII [3] y Coronation of King Edward [4] ) es un cortometraje de 1902 dirigido por Georges Méliès y producido por Charles Urban, y que simula abreviadamente la ceremonia de coronación de los reyes Eduardo VII del Reino ...
Charles Urban (1867-1942) was one of the major figures of early cinema. Here you can learn about the varied career of the man who did much to establish the documentary, news, travel and educational film, as well as being the producer of the world's first successful natural colour motion picture system, Kinemacolor.
