Warwick Trading Company Movies

A train, with locomotives and armoured cars at each end, passes over a temporary bridge erected over the Modder river; Seaforth Highlanders are riding...

George Albert Smith and Charles Urban snaffled the plum job of travelling to Italy to take a series of views of Italy for the Warwick Trading Company,...

Brussels in the Belle Epoque, recorced on film in a straightforward way. Camera work and editing are purely functional. The film observes busy everyda...

An antisemitic comedy in which two Jewish clothiers cut prices until one buys the other's stock.

The parade of carriages, costumed riders, and exotic animals passing over the bridge at Inverness, Scotland, has attracted a crowd, despite the rain.

Several scenes of Sanger’s Circus parading through Windsor Great Park after meeting Queen Victoria on the terrace at Windsor Castle. This scene is mis...

A beautiful phantom ride across the Firth of Forth from Dalmeny near Edinburgh to Dunfermline, crossing the famous Forth Bridge, then less than a deca...

Shot just a few days after the relief of Mafeking, this film captures the progress of British military personnel across the Vaal River in South Africa...

Kids playing with rabbits.

A film adapted from the play Savage South Africa which depicts scenes from the first and second Matabele War.

Early 20th century film footage of Japan.

Film produced by the Warwick Trading Company.

The power of moving photography is exploited in this early film, not to dazzle audiences' eyes but to turn their stomachs. The camera is mounted on th...

Film of George V's Delhi Durbar, the first attended by a British sovereign. Included on the BFI DVD "A Royal Occasion".

Cavalry cross the river in enormous number. Occasionally a horse stops to take a drink, and then walks on.

Little Miss Lillian is Lillian Graham, billed as the youngest prima ballerina in the world. She appears in four different costumes, doing four dances,...

Tramps stick a hot poker in a barrel labelled beer but containing gunpowder.

Firemen are awakened by an alarm, drive through London and rescue fire victims.

British documentary short released in 1905.