Star Theatre (film)

Star Theatre is an 1901 British short silent film, directed by Walter R. Booth. It is considered a trick film and features stop-motion animation effects. The film depicts a stage performance with various transformations and illusions, characteristic of early cinema's fascination with special effects. Details about the film's production and reception are scarce, but it is recognized as an early example of Booth's innovative approach to filmmaking. It is one of several films Booth made in the early 1900s that showcased his pioneering work in visual effects.