Edison: The Invention of the Movies – disc 1

A comprehensive survey of one of cinema's most influential figures, Edison: The Invention of the Movies is a monumental collection of 140 archival motion pictures. From 19th-century camera tests never intended for public screening to the last feature-length film released by the Thomas A. Edison Studios in 1918 (The Unbeliever), the collection is digitally mastered with newly recorded musical scores, surrounded by a wealth of historical documents and interviews with leading film archivists and historians.

Films Include:
Kinetoscopic Record of a Sneeze
Annie Oakley
Sandow
The Execution of Mary Queen of Scots
The John C. Rice - May Irwin Kiss
Fatima, Muscle Dancer
The Black Diamond Express
Mr. Edison at Work in His Chemical Laboratory
Jack and the Beanstalk
The Great Train Robbery
The Gay Shoe Clerk
Life of an American Fireman
The Kleptomaniac
Coney Island at Night
The White Caps
The "Teddy" Bears
Cohen's Fire Sale
Rescued From an Eagle's Nest
College Chums
The House of Cards
The Passer-by
The Lone Game
The Unbeliever