The first show that included moving images was performed at the Grévin museum in Paris in 1892, a few years before the Lumière brothers made their first projection.
The Grévin Museum signed a contract to represent the Pantomimes to Charles-Émile Reynaud, who linked it to represent the show in two shifts with the frequency demanded by the public, from 15h to 18h and from 20h to 23h and forced to modify it to least once a year.