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Moon has raised her lamp above, the (Lorsque la lune éclaire)
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| Titre | 1. Intro. with Title |
|---|---|
| d'après Julius Benedict, Lily of Killarney, 1862 [chanson] | |
| Fabricant | James Bamforth |
| Date | 1910 |
| Lieu de fabrication | Angleterre (Holmfirth, Yorkshire) |
| Description technique | life models, photographie rehaussée de couleurs, plaque carrée fixe |
| Dimensions | L. 83 mm l. 83 mm |
| Cote | PLM-00029-001 (Coll. Cinémathèque française) |
- The moon has raised her lamp above - Partition musicale
- The moon has raise'd her lamp above,
To light the way to thee my love,
To light the way, to thee my love;
Her rays upon the waters play,
To tell me eyes more bright than they,
Are watching thro' the night
Are watching thro' the night
I come, I come my heart's delight
I come, I come my heart's delight
I come, I come my heart's delight !
I come, I come my heart's delight !
I come, I come my heart's delight !
On hill and dale the moon beams fall,
And spread their silver light on all
But those bright
But those bright eyes, I soon shall see, Re eyes
I soon shall see,
Reserve their light serve their purest light for me,
Reserve their purest light reserve their for me,
Me thinks they now they purest light for me,
Me thinks they now invite now invite
[En duo]
I come, I come, my heart's delight/ They now invite I come
I come I come, I come me hearts delight, /I come, I come, I come, I come
I come I come my heart's delight, /I come, I come my heart's delight, I come my heart's delight
I come, I come my heart's delight, /My heart's delight, I come my heart's delight
I come my hearts delight my heart's delight / I come, I come my heart's delight my heart's delight
The moon has raised her lamp above [Musique imprimée]/[duo] paroles, Dion Boucicault et J. Oxenford ; musique, Julius Benedict ; - 148, Charing Cross Road, Londres : Walsh, Holmes & Co, - [8] p. ; 35.6 cm x 25.7 cm. [original]
Les quinze vues de la série reprennent un des duos de l'opéra de Julius Benedict « Lily of Killarney », « The moon has raised her lamp above ». Près du lac de Killarney, sous un ciel de pleine lune, une jeune femme se promène dans un jardin en attendant son bien-aimé (plaques 1 à 4). Alors qu'elle sort de la propriété, le jeune homme la rejoint (plaque 5) et tous deux ont une discussion (plaques 6 et 7). Réconfortée par ses mots, la jeune femme flâne tranquillement dans le même jardin (plaques 8 à 10) avant que son bien-aimé ne la rejoigne et qu'ensemble ils se promènent sous ce ciel de pleine lune (plaques 11 à 15).
