Arthur Melbourne-Cooper - Sources

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  • The Alpha Trading Co Open New Works At St Albans, The Bioscope, September 18, 1908.
  • How Bioscope Records Are Made, The Herts Advertiser & St Albans Times, March 13, 1909.
  • First Film Cartoon, by E.G. Turner, Evening News, November 17, 1955.
  • Advertising Was in At the Beginning, by W.J. Collins, World's Press News, May 11, 1956.
  • The Observer Film Exhibition. The Animated Cartoon, by Richard Buckle, London, 1956.
  • He Started the Newsreel, by Barnet Saidman, News Chronicle, July 15, 1956.
  • Mr A. Melbourne-Cooper, Pioneer of the Film Industry, by Joe Curtiss, Hertfordshire Countryside, Summer 1960.
  • A Portrait in Celluloid, by John Grisdale, ms. St Albans Museums, 1960.
  • Coton is the Hom,e of One of the Pioneers of Film-making, Cambridge Daily News, August 8, 1961.
  • Mr A. Melbourne-Cooper, A Pioneer in the Cinema, The Times obituary, December 7, 1961.
  • The Unsung Pioneers of the World of Celluloid, by Bill Field, Barnet Press, September 24, 1965.
  • A British Film Pioneer in Ireland, by Anthony Slide, Vision, Winter 1967.
  • The Oldest Purpose-built Cinema, by Audrey Wadowska, Hertfordshire Countryside, July 1970.
  • The Visionary, St Albans Gazette, September 20, 1973.
  • Forgotten Film-maker Ahead of His Time, Herts Advertiser, October 19, 1973.
  • The Forgotten Movie Pioneer, by Ronald Riggs, Herts Advertiser, June 18, 1974.
  • Pioneers of the British Film. The Work of Birt Acres and Arthur Melbourne-Cooper, by Luke Dixon, ms. Eastern Arts Association/St Albans Museums, 1976.
  • Film Pioneer is 'Recognised aAt Last', by Steve Payne, Herts Advertiser, August 12, 1977.
  • Birth Place of the Movies, by Nicky Whinerah, Post-Echo, August 24, 1977.
  • Arthur Melbourne-Cooper: Motion Picture Pioneer, Film Collecting, Fall 1977.
  • Father Was Rather Flamboyant, Review, September 17, 1981.
  • Chasing Dreams and Shadows, by Ronald Riggs, Herts Advertiser, April 10, 1991.
  • Ludwig Stollwerck - Wie der Film nach Deutschland kam, Martin Loiperdinger, KINtop-1, Stroemfeld/Roter Stern, Frankfurt a/Main, 1992
  • Arthur Melbourne-Cooper, Film Pioneer Wronged by Film History, by Tjitte de Vries, KINtop-4, Frankfurt a/Main, 1994.
  • Arthur Melbourne-Cooper, A Documentation of Sources, by Tjitte de Vries, KINtop-13, Frankfurt a/Main, 2004.

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