Motion Pictures 1894 to 1912 (1953)

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the Copyright Office. These facts are indi- cated in the entries by the use of date alone for all published works and by the addition of the abbreviation Ic immediately preceding the date for all unpublished works. Registration number. Prior to January 1, 1900, all works were numbered in sequence as they were registered, and a new series of numbers was established at the beginning of each calendar year. In citing the number for any registration made during this period, the year date must, therefore, be given. To achieve brevity, however, the year date is not repeated in the entry in connection with the registration number, because the number im- mediately follows the full date in each entry. Beginning with January 1, 1900, the material received in the Copyright Office was divided for purposes of registration into classes desig- nated by letters of the alphabet. Three dif- ferent series of classes were used in chrono- logical sequence during the next 12 years; in consequence, the registration numbers of motion pictures registered as photographs in- cluded in this catalog are preceded by class designations as follows: January 1-December 31, 1900 D January 1, 1901-June 30, 1909 H July 1, 1909-January 23, 1913 J Sample Entries: THE AWKWARD MAN; or, OH! SO CLUMSY. © The Vitagraph Co. of America; 19Junel907; H95361. CORBETT AND COURTNEY BEFORE THE KINET- OGRAPH. © Wm. K. L. Dickson; 17Novl894; 53707. EDNA'S IMPRISONMENT, scenes 1-4. © Thomas A. Edison, Inc. Scene!. © 9Mayl911; J155327. Scene 2. © 9Mayl911; J155328. Scene 3. © 9Mayl911; J155329. Scene 4. © 9Mayl911; J155330. SOUVENIR STRIP OF THE EDISON KINETO- SCOPE [Sandow, the modern Hercules]. © W. K. L. Dickson; 18Mayl894; 10777. OH! SO CLUMSY. SEE The Awkward Man. WILLIAM J. BRYAN IN THE BIOGRAPH. © Ameri- can Mutoscope & Biograph Co.; 10Septl900; D17977. Claimant Index This index lists the names of the claimants of copyright in the motion pictures included in the main section. Each name is given in the fullest form on record in the Copyright Office with cross- references from variant forms. The names are arranged alphabetically under the distinctive part of each name. Under each name are listed the titles of the motion pictures connected with the name, arranged, first, chronologically by the year date, and, second, alphabetically by title. XI