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October 21, 1916
STUDIO DIRECTORY
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DOUGLAS GERRARD, LEADS, UNIVERSAL
DOUGLAS GERRARD, a product of Dublin, Ireland, was born August 12, 1883. He received his education at the University of Dublin and Heidelberg, Germany. First he was in Shakespearian repertoire in England with F. R. Benson's Shakespearian Company.
In England Mr. Gerrard was juvenile leading man with Sir
Herbert Tree, and later with Lewis Waller and others. He also played in Sir John H a r e's prod u c t i o n of "The Gay Lord Quex." In Australia, Mr. Gerrard was the featured leading man in J. C. Williamson's company in a repertoire of classical and modern plays. Under Frohman's direction in England he played juvenile leads. To this may be added a long list of leads in America with Viola Allen, Grace George, Ethel Barrymore, Miss Bloodgood, Blanche Walsh and others.
Mr. Gerrard entered pictures in 1913 and has played in Rex brand under direction of Phillips Smalley, in Pathe Western, featured lead with Kalem one year, Famous Players six months with Mary Pickford, and others. Played lead in " The Merchant of Venice," and appeared with Anna Pavlowa as Alphonso, the lover, in " The Dumb Girl of Portici." Was leading man with Rupert Julian in " Naked Hearts," heavy lead in " L'Abbe Constantine," " Bettina Loved a Soldier," and " The Clique of Gold," all Bluebird features. He is now engaged in making one and two-reel dramas.
His hobbies are horseback riding, fancy diving and general athletics.
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Ingenue
Ad., Amalgamated Photoplay Service, 220 W. 42, N. Y. C.
LAWRENCE McCLOSKEY
Scenario Writer Ad., Westville, N. J.
HARRY REVIER
Director Ad., 54th St. & 7th Ave.
FRANCELIA BILLINGTON
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Scenario Writer
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