Admiral Cigarette

Admiral Cigarette is a documentary short from the late 19th century produced by Thomas Edison Manufacturing. The film serves as an advertisement for cigarettes and features various figures from American culture, including a soldier, a traveling salesman, an Indigenous person, and Uncle Sam, who all claim to smoke the product.

The film was produced by Thomas A. Edison and directed by William Heise. In the chronological sequence of Heise's work, this was the 22nd of 24 films he directed, following Pillow Fight and preceding Sea Waves. This one-minute production from the United States was released on August 1, 1897. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5/10 based on 618 votes.