The Motion Picture Studio (1923)
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THL MOTION PICTURE STUDIO
September 22, 1923
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Alliance Film Co. — St. Margaret s, Twickenham. Richmond 1945. Route : ’Bus 33a, 37. Trains from Waterloo to St. Margaret’s every 10 minutes.
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Artistic Films, Ltd. — 93-95, Wardour Street, W.l. Gerrard 3210.
Films : W. W. Jacobs’ two reel e is. Director: Manning Haynes. Cameraman : Frank Grainger. Scenarist : Lydia Hayward.
Stage : Working on third picture.
Complete List of all the British Studios, together with Addresses, Telephone Numbers, Full Par¬ ticulars of Current Productions and Routes for :: :: :: :: Reaching the Studios :: :: :: ::
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Astra-National.
Studio : Alliance, St. Margaret’s. Film : “ The Beloved Vagabond '*
Director : Fred le Roy Granville. Star : Carlyle Blackwell.
Art Director : E. P, Kinsella. Cameraman : Walter Blakeley. Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ The Audacious Mr. Squire.” Director: Edwin Greenwood. Stars : Jack Buchanan, Valia, Russell Thorndike.
Scenarist : Eliot Stannard. Cameraman : A. G. Kingston. Stage: Completed.
Films: “ Gems of Literature.” Director: Edwin Greenwood.
Stars : Russell Thorndike and Nina
British Famous Films. — “ Wood¬ lands,” High Road, Whetstone’ Finchley 1297.
Studio Vacant.
Br:tish Masterpiece Films. — 199 Piccadilly, W.l. Gerrard 4040
British Photoplays. — Devon Cham¬ bers. 28, Fleet Street. Torquay.
Stars : Victor McLaglen and Marjorie Hume.
Scenarist : Kinchen Wood. Cameraman : Leslie Eveleigh.
Stage : Assembling.
Dewhurst Productions.
Film : “ What the Butler Saw.” Director : George Dewhurst. Scenarist : George Dewhurst. Star : Madge Stuart.
Cameraman : G. Pauli.
Stage: Cutting and assembling.
F. P.-Lasky. — Poole Street, Isling ton. Dalston 2770.
Route : ’Bus 38a, to New North Road, and then tram No. 11.
Gaumont. — Lime Grove, Shepherd’s Bush, W. 12. Hammersmith 20921-2.
Film : “ Miriam Rozella.”
Director : Sydney Morgan. Assistant Director : Hugh Croisc. Star : Owen Nares.
Scenarist : Sydney Morgan. Cameramen : Walter Blakeley and Stanley Mumford.
Stage : Second week.
Atlas Biocraft. — 58, Haymarket, Lon¬ don, S.W.l.
Film: “ The Man Without Desire." Director : Adrian Brunei Stars : Ivor Novello and Nina Vanna Cameraman : Henry Harris. Scenarist : Frank Fowell.
Vanna.
Scenarist : Eliot Stannard. Cameraman : I. Roseman. Stage : Completed.
Eertram-Phillips Production.
Thornton House, Thornton Road. Clapham Park. Streatham 2652, Film : “Why ? ”
Director : Bertram Phillips.
Art Director : E. P. Kinsella. Scenarist : Lucita Squier.
Stars : Queenie Thomas and Betty Ross-dlarke.
Cameraman : P. B. Anthony.
Stage : Second week.
British Productions. — Selborne Road Hove.
Film : Title undecided.
Star : Lieut. Daring Director : Lieut. Daring.
Stage : Completed.
Ccmmorwralth Film Ccrprrat on.
Studio : Not nxed.
Film : “ The Mrn.ey Habit.” Director: Walter Niebuhr. Assistant Director: Janus Sloan, y tars : Clive Liook and Nina Vanna Cameraman : Baron Vcntinvgda. Stage : e asting.
Davidson. — Lea Bridge Read, E.10.
Route : ’Bus Nos. 12, 17, and train from Shepherd’s Bush Station. Film : “ The Lights of London.” Director : C. C. Calvert. Scenarist : Louis Stevens. Cameraman : St. A. Brown.
Stars : Wanda Hawley, Nigel Barrie Stage : Completed.
Film : “ Bonnie Prince Charlie.”
Director : C. C. Calvert.
Stars : Ivor Novello, Gladys Cooper. Cameraman : St. A. Brown.
Stage : Tenth week.
Film : “ Robert Bums.”
Stage : Scheduled.
Stage : Completed.
Film : “ Broken Sand.”
Director : Adrian Brunei.
Stars : Annette Benson and Miles Mander.
Cameraman : Crispin Hay. Scenarist : Adrian Brunei.
Stage : Completed.
Film: “The Rat.”
Director : Adrian Brunei.
Stars : Ivor Novello and Gladys Cooper
Stage : Scheduled.
Bert Wynne Productions. — Vernon House, Shaftesbury Av.,W.C.l, and Alliance Studio, St. Margaret’s, Twickenham, Richmond 1945.
Film : “ God’s Prodigal.”
Director : Bert Wynne.
Stars : Flora le Breton and Gerald Ames.
Cameramen : W. Blakeley and Jack Parker.
Scenarist : Louis Stevens.
Stage : Completed.
Film : “ The Vanity Mirror.”
Director: Bert Wynne. Scenarist : Louis Stevens. Stage : Scheduled.
Prouett Productions.
Film : “ Jail Birds.” IUrector : Albert Brouett. Scenarist : P. L. Mannook. Cameraman : L. G. Egrot. Stage : Completed.
Film : “ Mumming Birds.” Director : Albert Brouett Cameraman : L. G. Egrot. Stage : Completed.
B. & C. Productions. — Hoe Street. Walthamstow. Walthamstow 364 and 712.
Route : ’Bus 38. Tram 81 to Bakers’ Anus. Trains from Liver¬ pool Street to Hoe Street every few minutes.
Film : “ Heartstrings.”
Director : Edwin Greenwood.
Stars : Gertrude McCoy. Editli Bishop, Victor McLaglen. Cameraman : Arthur Kingston. Scenarist : Eliot Stannard.
Stage : Completed. _
Film : “ Peg Woffington.” Director : Bertram Phillips, Star : Queenie Thomas, if age : Scheduled.
Walthamstow 634.
Route : ’Bus Nos. 35 and 38. Trams 81, It. 57.
Film : “ M’Lord o’ the White Road.’’ Director : Arthur Rooke.
STUDIO ARTISTES
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Film : “ London With The Lid Oft. ’ Scenarist : Arthur Shirley.
Stage : Scheduled.
Film : “ Claude Duval.”
Director : George A, Cooper. star : Nigel Barrie.
Scenarist : Louis Stevens. Stage : Casting.
George Clark Pictures, Ltd. — 47, Bei
ners Street, W.l. Museum 3012. Studio : Beaconsfield, Bucks.
Film : “ Conscripts of Misfortune.”
Director : F. Martin Thornton. Stars : Victor McLaglen, Madge Stuart, Florence Turner, Norma W bailey.
Cameraman : Fmile Lauste.
Stage : Completed.
Film : “ Diana of the Islands.”
Director : F. Martin Thornton. Stars : Nigel Barrie and Phyllis Lvtton.
Scenarist : F. Martin Thornton. Cameraman : Emile Lauste.
Stage : Eighth week.
Graham Cutts.
Studio : Famous-Lasky, Poole Street’ Islington. Dalston 2770.
Film : “ Woman to Woman.”
Director : Graham Cutts. t
Star : Betty Oompson.
Cameraman : Claude MacDonnell. Scenarist : A. J. Hitchcock.
Stage : Completed.
Film: “The Awakening.” Director : Graham Cutts. Scenarist : A. J. Hitchcock.
Stars : Betty Compson, Clive Brook and Henry Victor.
Cameraman : Claude MacDonnell. Stage : Completed.
Film : “ The Prude’s Fall.” Director : Graham Cutts. Scenarist: A. J. Hitchcock. Cameraman : Claude MacDonnell. Stage : Scheduled.
Graham Wilcox Productions. — 174, Wardour Street, London, W. 1 . ’Phone : Regent 556-7,
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Printed and Published by ODHAMS PRESS Ltd,, Long Acre September 22, 1923