“The Serpentine Dance” by the Lumière Brothers (1899). Five years after Thomas Edison invented the hand-tinted motion picture with “Anna Belle Serpentine Dance,” the brothers perfected it.
Relating to the previous post [and I can’t make this up], a user named KawhackitaRag commented on this video:
I swear, if only the guys who build model structures out of toothpicks would spend their time hand-coloring copies of black-and-white movies… the world would be a better place.
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