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- Gaumont began producing full-length feature films in 1908. The company manufactured its own equipment and mass-produced films until 1907, when Louis Feuillade became the artistic director of Gaumont.
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cinema in the world. 1910. In 1910, Léon Gaumont bought the hippodrome at the Place de Clichy in Paris, transforming it into a monumental cinema: the Gaumont-Palace, which became —for a time— the biggest cinema in the world.
Gaumont began producing full-length feature films in 1908. The company manufactured its own equipment and mass-produced films until 1907, when Louis Feuillade became the artistic director of Gaumont. When World War I broke out, he was replaced by Léonce Perret, who continued his career in the United States a few years later. [citation needed] .
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Jan 30, 1994 · Gaumont, at 99 years the oldest film company in existence, asserted itself from the very birth of the medium in production, distribution and exhibition.
In December 1906, he began making a name for himself in public film distribution, opening the first Gaumont theater in Paris. Bit by bit, the Société des Établissements Gaumont began joining the entire film industry together, from the manufacture of projection equipment to public film screenings.
Léon Ernest Gaumont (French: [ɡomɔ̃]; 10 May 1864 – 10 August 1946) was a French inventor, engineer, and industrialist who was a pioneer of the motion picture industry. He founded the world's oldest operating film studio, Gaumont Film Company, and worked in partnership with Solax Studios.
Founded in 1895, the Gaumont company was born alongside cinema. Since its inception, the Daisy-blazoned brand has continued to enrich its catalog and collection through the constant preservation, rediscovery, restoration, and promotion
