The 20 Best of Kaiser Wilhelm II
Here I have listed the twenty best film appearance of Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIKing Edward VIIMade by William K.L. Dickson
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIMade by Burt Acres & Henry Short
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIMade by Robert W. Paul
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIKing Edward VIIQueen VictoriaA close view of the funeral procession coming toward the camera. This view is of particular interest, as it shows the naval brigade drawing the gun carriage, after it became impossible to control the horses. King Edward VII, and Emperor William walk in the military escort at the rear of the carriage.
- DirectorBirt AcresStarsKaiser Wilhelm IIKaiser Wilhelm II's first appearance on film.
- DirectorBirt AcresStarsEmpress Augusta VictoriaKaiser Wilhelm IIBriefly can see the Kaiser.
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- DirectorBirt AcresStarsKaiser Wilhelm IIBriefly see the Kaiser.
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- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIProbably one of the finest pictures yet secured of Kaiser Wilhelm. It was taken during the ceremonies of the launching of a German battleship. Kaiser Wilhelm with a large number of notables is seen walking up the wharf, accompanied by Admiral Von Tripets, Prince Henry, of Prussia, and others. The Kaiser shows up to good advantage, the picture being life size and very prominent.
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIKing Edward VIIQueen VictoriaScene at Trinity Pier, showing the coffin arriving on gun-carriage, which is stopped at the landing stage. The pall with the crown and sceptre being taken off, the coffin is carried through to the boat. King Edward VII and Emperor William, with the ladies of the court in deep mourning, walk behind the gun carriage. A very fine picture is afforded of the entire party.
- StarsPrince Arthur Duke of ConnaughtKaiser Wilhelm IIKing Edward VIIThis scene, taken from Earl Gray's Gardens, London, with the Marble Arch in background, shows the funeral processing passing Lord Brassey's house, in the following order: Earl Marshal Roberts and staff, Heraldic Offices, Household Officers, Gun carriage bearing coffin, the Royal Standard, His Majesty, King Edward VII, His Royal Highness, the Duke of Connaught, His Imperial Majesty, Emperor William of Germany, Monarchs and Foreign Princes, carriages containing Ladies of the Royal Family.
- StarsEmperor Franz JosefKaiser Wilhelm IIPrince Henry of PrussiaA fine picture of the above named celebrities riding horseback in the Tier Garten, Berlin, accompanied by their mounted military escort. Kaiser Wilhelm, Emperor Franz Josef and Prince Henry head the procession and form very imposing figures, coming close to our camera and appearing full life size on the canvas.
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIHere we present a most perfect picture of Kaiser Wilhelm, the ruler of the great German Empire. He is accompanied by the Empress, who stands in the centre of the parade ground at Berlin, while the troops march in review in company formation. Besides being a most perfect picture of the Emperor and Empress, it is a most excellent military scene. The alignment of the troops is perfect, and the effect is most thrilling as they march by their Commander with their heads erect, and every eye straight to the front. The peculiar parade step of the German army is introduced in this picture. The Kaiser acknowledges respectfully the salute of each commanding officer as the line pass his position.
- StarsKing CarlosPrince Arthur Duke of ConnaughtKaiser Wilhelm IIThe Horseshoe Cloisters at the foot of the steps up to the west door of St. George's Chapel is literally the journey's end. With the arrival of the gun carriage the open-air pageant that began so quietly at Osborne, closes in the same note of peace. A very picture of human life seems that procession of the dead -- so restful in the surroundings whence it started, to pass by and through packed streets, then this deserted cloister, empty of all sound till we seem to hear the murmur of the myriad London surging up from over the gray plains. Policemen guard either archways; the distant battlements are lined with spectators; occasionally a quaint old singing man flits on his way to take his place in the choir -- beyond that, no whisper, no stir. Then a flag company of foot guards enter the cloisters to occupy the semicircle of grass facing the steps, and the police are withdrawn. Worn out, and with the dry eyes of those who have no more tears to shed -- that was the picture of the principal mourners -- the King and Duke of Connaught -- as they stood surrounded by their royal kinsmen at the foot of the steps, white pall and crown were lifted away and the plain oak coffin was reverently hoisted to the shoulders of faithful Guardsmen. This the bier was born up the steps, the steepness of which, coupled with the tremendous weight of the coffin, made the last few yards of the progress very difficult. Very slowly the mourners mounted the wreath-lined way to the iron doors -- first the King and his only brother; then the German Emperor, the King of the Belgians, and the Kings of Greece and Portugal, the Crown Prince of Russia, whose face bears the bright tokens of a vigorous mind; the Czarewitch, young too and kindly; and many more from many kingly houses. Thus very, very slowly did they follow their kinswoman on her journey from the servitude of earth and pomp and kingship, through the iron gates she passes, a soul set free. This Film is the final and most impressive of all the many photographs we have secured of this historical pageant, and is the only animated photo secured within the walls of Windsor Castle, by special permission of the high authorities. It is unique, and of great historical value, inasmuch as this part of the ceremony was entirely private, none but the very highest personages being admitted within the cloisters. Photographically perfect.
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIA fine picture of the Kaiser, taken in the Tier Garten, Berlin, and shows the Kaiser indulging in his favorite sport, horseback riding, accompanied by a mounted troop of German Cuirassiers.
- StarsPrince Arthur Duke of ConnaughtKaiser Wilhelm IIKing Edward VIIThis subject was secured from a position of exceptional importance, and is of a most pathetic interest. In it the scene of the removal of the remains of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, from the shore of her Island Home, is faithfully portrayed. An excellent view of the gun carriage carrying the coffin, covered with the pall, surmounted by the crown and sceptre, is obtained. Also the removal of the coffin to the "Alberta," by the picked group of bluejackets. The King, Kaiser, Duke of Connaught and Royal Princesses following in a sorrowing, mourning procession, is also of sad interest. The background of Her Majesty's Grenadiers, with bowed heads and reversed rifles, served to accentuate the solemnity of the funeral, whilst beyond is shown the "silent highway" upon which all that was mortal of our beloved Queen was borne to its final resting place.
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIPositively the finest and most striking picture of the Kaiser ever made. It was taken during his inspection of the Naval Works at Stettin. A large body of notables from both the German Army and Navy accompany the Kaiser.
- StarsKaiser Wilhelm IIA most excellent picture of the Kaiser, taken during his morning ride in the Tier Garten. He is mounted on his favorite horse, and accompanied by his mounted guard of soldiers. The Kaiser appears in this picture to excellent advantage.
- StarsEmperor Franz JosefKaiser Wilhelm IIA beautiful picture, showing the arrival of a boat at Kiel, Germany, conveying Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Franz Josef. A fine, clear and easily recognized view of the two great monarchs, as they leave the boat and walk up the gang-plank which has been beautifully and artistically decorated for their reception. Emperor Franz Josef comes first and is warmly greeted by Prince Henry, of Prussia, who stands at the head of the gang-plank clad in the full dress of a German Admiral.