The Moving Picture World (October 1907)

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Record Details:

Title:
The Moving Picture World
Date:
October 1907
Publisher:
The World Photographic Publishing Company
Volume:
The Moving Picture World (October 1907)
Leaf #:
0001
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine
Collection:
Early Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Q. David Bowers and Kathryn Fuller-Seeley
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 29, 2022
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482 THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD. ■■,.-.- . have ma.de the. business what it is Don't You Remember Personal, Lost Child, Moon- shiners, ChicKen Thief, Silver Wedding, etc. Course You Do THEY WERE ALL BIOGRAPH PRODUCTIONS In these we set a pace hard for others to follow, and have ever since continued to be the pace-maker, adding this week to pur already long list of hits The Following Comedy Creation: Adventures of a Youthful Victim of Dime-Novelltis in the Wild and Woolly West LENGTH 792 FEET The Funniest Yet Of Our Most Recent Film Hits: An Acadian Elopement, 715 ft. Lena and tbe Beaux, - 413 " Neighbors, - - - - 135 " The Tired Tailor's Dream, • - - - 601 " The Deaf Mutes'Ball, 787 " The Hypnotist's Revenge, - - - 1030 ft. The Model's Ma, - - 233 " A Caribou Hunt, - - 725 " Rube Brown in Town, 868 " Dolls in Dreamland, * 752 " If You Had a Wife Like This, - .... 698 ft. The Fencing Master, - 638 " The truants, - - - 638 " Mr. Hurry Up, - -625" Trial Marriage, - - 792 " Mr. Manager, have you had these subjects ? If not, see that your film service sends them to you as they are all "in the money." Write for our descriptive circulars, get on our moil list and keep posted. All pictures are made with oar celebrated Biograph Cameras. Oar films ran on any machine AT1ERICAN riUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH COFIPANY 11 East 34£!a Street, Hew Y@rf£ PACIFIC COAST BRANCH, B16 N. Broadway, S*oo A.s&tfeles, Cat. ■OMB