Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde
Synopsis
Taken from an automobile. This picture was taken during the fashionable driving hour, making a complete circle of the Place de la Concorde, passing hundreds of carriages and busses. The beginning of the picture shows the historical church of the Madeleine in the background, the picture ending by approaching and running under the main entrance to the Paris Exposition.
Release History & Theatrical Window
May 21, 1900
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- James H. White
- Original Title
- Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 2m
- Production Studios
- Edison Studios
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
James H. White
Department Leadership Roster
James H. White
Director
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde
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What is Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde about?
Taken from an automobile. This picture was taken during the fashionable driving hour, making a complete circle of the Place de la Concorde, passing hundreds of carriages and busses. The beginning of the picture shows the historical church of the Madeleine in the background, the picture ending by approaching and running under the main entrance to the Paris Exposition.
Who directed Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde?
Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde was directed by James H. White.
Who stars in Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde?
The principal cast of Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde includes Not specified.
When was Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde released and how long is it?
Panoramic View of the Place de la Concorde was released in 1900 with a total runtime of 2m.