Before Hollywood there was Fort Lee, New Jersey /
Describes the formative years of the silent screen in Fort Lee, New Jersey, using actual silent films made in Fort Lee. Includes still photographs, film productions from 1907-1917, and footage from 1935 of the studios in ruins to show the rise and fall of silent filmmaking in Fort Lee. Includes feat...
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| Format: | Video DVD |
| Language: | English |
| Language Notes: | Included silent films have English intertitles and musical accompaniment. |
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©2003
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| Series: | Blackhawk Films collection.
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| Summary: | Describes the formative years of the silent screen in Fort Lee, New Jersey, using actual silent films made in Fort Lee. Includes still photographs, film productions from 1907-1917, and footage from 1935 of the studios in ruins to show the rise and fall of silent filmmaking in Fort Lee. Includes feature filmed in Fort Lee: The wishing ring : an idyll of old England; and short films filmed in Fort Lee: The New York hat and A girl's folly. The wishing ring: a spirited girl receives a ring which she believes has magic powers. The New York hat: a miser's daughter receives a mysterious gift. A girl's folly: follows the adventures of a film company and a girl who wants to escape from country life. |
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| Item Description: | Before Hollywood there was Fort Lee, New Jersey originally produced as a motion picture in 1964. The wishing ring originally produced in 1914. A New York hat originally produced in 1912. A girl's folly originally produced in 1917. Dual-layer format. Videorecording. |
| Physical Description: | 1 videodisc (40 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 insert. |
| Format: | DVD; Dolby digital, stereo. |
| Production Credits: | The wishing ring: by Owen Davis ; World Film Corporation presents ; a Shubert feature ; picturized by Maurice Tourneaur ; score by Robert Israel. The New York hat: Biograph ; directed by D.W. Griffith ; score by Robert Israel. A girl's folly: World Pictures ; directed by Maurice Tourneur. |