Film History--Beginnings Of Cinema: Unit 3
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Duration: 0:42:00
Year Published: 1904
Creator: Learning Corporation of America | Library of Congress Paper Print Collection
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: silent
Description: Provides examples of early films whose story lines were not taken from the usual sources but were written especially for the film itself. Includes European Rest Cure (1904), The Ex-Convict (1904), and The Kleptomaniac (1905), which were produced by Thomas A. Edison and photographed by Edwin S. Porter., Provides examples of early films whose story lines were not taken from the usual sources but were written especially for the film itself. Includes European Rest Cure (1904), The Ex-Convict (1904), and The Kleptomaniac (1905), which were produced by Thomas A. Edison and photographed by Edwin S. Porter., Provides examples of early films whose story lines were not taken from the usual sources but were written especially for the film itself. Includes European Rest Cure (1904), The Ex-Convict (1904), and The Kleptomaniac (1905), which were produced by Thomas A. Edison and photographed by Edwin S. Porter., Provides examples of early films whose story lines were not taken from the usual sources but were written especially for the film itself. Includes European Rest Cure (1904), The Ex-Convict (1904), and The Kleptomaniac (1905), which were produced by Thomas A. Edison and photographed by Edwin S. Porter.
Complete Record: , Provides examples of early films whose story lines were not taken from the usual sources but were written especially for the film itself. Includes European Rest Cure (1904), The Ex-Convict (1904), and The Kleptomaniac (1905), which were produced by Thomas A. Edison and photographed by Edwin S. Porter., Provides examples of early films whose story lines were not taken from the usual sources but were written especially for the film itself. Includes European Rest Cure (1904), The Ex-Convict (1904), and The Kleptomaniac (1905), which were produced by Thomas A. Edison and photographed by Edwin S. Porter., Provides examples of early films whose story lines were not taken from the usual sources but were written especially for the film itself. Includes European Rest Cure (1904), The Ex-Convict (1904), and The Kleptomaniac (1905), which were produced by Thomas A. Edison and photographed by Edwin S. Porter.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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