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Title: Moving Picture News (1911)
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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Subjects: motion pictures
Publisher: Cinematograph Publishing Company
Contributing Library: Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Digitizing Sponsor: Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division

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th. Approx, Length 1000 feet) A scenic that already has created a furore in picturecircles. Contains the first and only pictures of the famoussubmarine gardens of the Pacific Ocean. Associated Pressand Chicago Dailies have published columns about this feat. On the same reel is the Mobilization of the Pacific Fleet,showing the Cruisers Raleigh, Colorado, Flagship California,the South Dakota, Gunboat Vicksburg, the Oregon, the Buf-falo, Iroquois, the (Cincinnati and the entire torpedo fleet inannual- maneuverings. A masterstroke in the art of picture-craft. American Film BANK FLOOR, ASHLAND BLOCK MfS Co. CHICAGO 22 THE MOVING PICTURE NEWS FRANK CRANE A COMET DIRECTOR Frank Crane, who became one of the best known of In-dependent leading men in the course of his year and a halfconnection with the Thanhouser Company, has joined theComet forces as director. Cranes face was perhaps morefamiliar to theater-goers during his long term with theThanhouser Company than any other Independent actor,
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FRANK CRANE as he appeared in the New Rochelle pictures from theirvery first issue, and was the first Independent leading manto lecture on the pictures he appeared in. Directing is nota new business to Mr. Crane, who has prepared many vaude-ville and stage productions and acted as temporary directorfor Thanhouser last summer. But he becomes a permanentdirector with the Comet, and most of this brand of filmwill be from his hands. The first is The Late Mrs. Early,released December 1st, and the second, Just In Time ForDinner. Mr. Crane has conceived some new ideas rela-tive to producing of The-Picture-As-It-Ought-to-Be, and hisComet work is being watched with interest by his manyadmirers amongst the Independent theater men. Cranedistinguished himself in the leading roles of such of theThanhouser classics as Uncle Toms Cabin, Ten Nightsin a Bar Room, Rip Van Winkle, John Halifax, Gentle-man, Old Curiosity Shop. and Silas Marner. Kansas City, Mo—George B. Hanson will erect a mov-ing pict

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