File:Director Arthur Berthelet reviewing script with feminist writer Mary MacLane, 1918.jpg
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Director Arthur Berthelet reviewing script with feminist writer Mary MacLane, 1918
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[edit]DescriptionDirector Arthur Berthelet reviewing script with feminist writer Mary MacLane, 1918.jpg |
English: Published photograph of Director Arthur Berthelet discussing screenplay with Mary MacLane, star and co-writer of the film Men Who Have Made Love to Me released by Essanay Studios in February 1918; image is illustration for article "The Movies—and Me" by Mary MacLane published in Photoplay (Chicago, Illinois), January 1918 issue, volume 13, number 2, p. 24; screenshot of image captured and cropped for page formatting by Wikipedia contributor Strudjum on March 18, 2022. |
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Source | Internet Archive (San Francisco, California): https://archive.org/details/phooct1213chic/page/n453/mode/2up |
Author | Unknown photographer either for Essanay Studios or for the Chicago fan magazine Photoplay, 1918 |
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