We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) during our scanning and processing workflow to make the content of each page searchable. You can view the automatically generated text below as well as copy and paste individual pieces of text to quote in your own work.
Text recognition is never 100% accurate. Many parts of the scanned page may not be reflected in the OCR text output, including: images, page layout, certain fonts or handwriting.
DIRECTORY OF DIRECTORS and
C. M. ACKERMAN (Ackie) ACTOR-AUTHOR-DIRECTOR
PALACE PLAYERS FILM CORP. TIMES BLDG.
BERT ANGELES FEATURE DIRECTOR
Address, Screen Club, 165 W. 47th, N. Y.
GEORGE D. BAKER PRODUCING FEATURES VITAGRAPH
BERT CARBER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR THANHOUSER SCREEN. CLUB
EDWIN CAREWE DIR'T’R ROLFE PHOTOPLAYS, Inc.
HAL CLARENDON FEATURE PRODUCER UNIVERSAL
JAMES DURKIN FEATURE PRODUCER AP elandert: The EQUITABLE FILM CORPORATION | Aflame—Metro.
J. GORDON EDWARDS
FEATURE PRODUCER FOX FILM CORPORATION
MARSHAL FARNUM FEATURE PRODUCER Address Screen Club,
GEORGE FITZMAURICE PRODUCING PATHE FEATURES
CARROLL FLEMING | PRODUCING DIRECTOR Address 607 W. 147th St. N. Y¥. City
FRANCIS J. GRANDON LATEST RELEASES: Edmund Breese Mme. Olga Petrova
“Traffic in Souls”
epee here because of the presence of Billie Burke. She certainly has a wonderful personality. The director has given us oodles of Billie. Upon every possible occasion, and sometimes without an occasion, he has shown us close-ups of this little lady with the delightful personality. She wears beautiful gowns.
The principals are all quite presentable and rather good types, and the extra people figuring in the society scenes for the most part look as if they belong.
If you figure that your audiences will overlook the failings of the story and the slowness of the action in admiring Billie and her clothes, then this is a good bet. It is at least different from the serials which promise a thrill every minute and then give us dozens of situations which are about as original as
JACK HARVEY FEATURE PRODUCER Address Screen Club, 165 W. 47th, N. Y.
E. MASON HOPPER
FEATURE PRODUCER |
REX INGRAM
EATURE PRODUCER UNIVERSAL FILM CORPORATION
GEORGE IRVING
GENERAL PRODUCING DIRECTOR Frohman Amusement Corporation
| | EDWARD JOSE
INDEPENDENT eo PATHE RELEAS
JOSEPH KAUFMAN DIRECTOR FAMOUS PLAYERS
BURTON KING poe of Man
Bin pee conan In Preparation—The Spell of the Yukon—Metro. |
HARLEY KNOLES
FEATURE DIRECTOR PREMO FEATURE FILM CORP.
FRANK KUGLER
DIRECTOR
165 W. 47th, N. Y. Address Screen Club, 165 W. 47th, N. Y.|5¢ce Address
EDGAR LEWIS
O. A. C. LUND
WALTER MacNAMARA
“Ireland a Nation” “Human Cargoes”
POPULAR PLAYS AND PLAYERS Address Screen Club, 165 W. 47th, N. Y.
HARRY MYERS
VIM COMEDIES 3 Address Screen Club, 165 W. 47th, N. Y.
JOHN W. NOBLE FEATURE PRODUCER B. A. Rolfe-Metro Pictures Corporation
WILFRID NORTH DIRECTOR VITAGRAPH
EUGENE NOWLAND
PRODUCING FEATURES THANHOUSER NEW ROCHELLE
RENE PLAISSETTY FEATURE PRODUCER
Oo ————$————
PAUL SCARDON FEATURE DIRECTOR VITAGRAPH
CHARLES M. SEAY FEATURE PRODUCER
His Angel Souls
FREDERIC SULLIVAN DIRECTOR THANHOUSER Screen Club
TOM TERRISS PRODUCING TERRISS FEATURES 1547 Broadway
JAMES VINCENT PRODUCER FOX FILM CORPORATION
THE WHARTONS CONTRACTING FEATURE PROD’CRS Address, Ithaca, N. Y.
a !
JAMES YOUNG
the famous saw-mill scene from “Uncle Josh Spruceby,” and so from this angle such a serial may go. That is up to you to figure out.
In advertising this I would stay away from the story. Do not promise them anything. lf you want to blame it onto Rupert Hughes and figure that his name will pull you anything, go ahead, but I warn you that it is bad.
dieation if her personality alone can carry the burden which is being placed upon her shoulders.
Others in the cast were: Henry Kolker, David Powell, William Roselle, Frank Belcher, William T. Carleton and Jule Power.