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Stuart Blackton the founder of Vitagraph Studios and father of animation.
George Heymont: The Myth of the Deadly Diva George Heymont 2012
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Stuart Blackton the founder of Vitagraph Studios and father of animation.
George Heymont: The Myth of the Deadly Diva George Heymont 2012
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Stuart Blackton the founder of Vitagraph Studios and father of animation.
George Heymont: The Myth of the Deadly Diva George Heymont 2012
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Before him both the Vitagraph and Keystone studios had canine stars—Jean and Teddy, respectively—who appeared in ¬silents.
The Dog Star Scott Eyman 2011
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Alicia and Rudolph co-wrote A Daughter of the Old South 1918, and Alicia had a solid number of credits to her name writing scenarios for Famous Players-Lasky Corporation and Vitagraph.
Guy Ramsey Steve 2010
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By 1912, Vitagraph, Kalem, Universal, and even Edison all had ancillary studios operating in southern California, but they were largely satellite operations for eastern studios established for the sole reason of maintaining production during winter.
Empire of Dreams Scott Eyman 2010
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The experts 'idea: Cut down on the amount of film that directors could shoot; Vitagraph was soon history.
Five Best 2008
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The package also includes an entire disc running close to four hours devoted to early Vitagraph shorts that in fact is an amazing historical document memorializing late vaudeville performers.
Archive 2007-12-09 2007
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The package also includes an entire disc running close to four hours devoted to early Vitagraph shorts that in fact is an amazing historical document memorializing late vaudeville performers.
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LINK: Pagina di Happiness of the Katakuris su Vitagraph.
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