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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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is one of themany reasons which made this acceptable to the ChampionFilm Company. Mr. Sidney.Drew finally thought of his subject as worthyof being filmed. He placed the project before the ChampionFilm Company and they quickly grasped the opportunity.The play has already been filmed. Needless to say, it is themost unique Western subject. The Champion has purchasedthe sole rights to the producing of The Redmen from Mr.Sidney Drew. The film, however, is entitled The Red Dev-ils because of its deeper significance than the original title. Mark Dintenfass has spent a large amount of money onthis production, and has displayed remarkable judgment insecuring this remarkable drama. It is a big thing and thereare a multitude of Indians, horsemen and Western charactersemployed. Tlie Red Devils will be released on September13, 1911. AT LIBERTY—Either as Wirector or Man-ager of Production Department. Experienced,has stood full test. Proofs furnished. Address H. F. W., care Moving PictureNews. 15
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THE -FLVIXG A PLAYERS IX FRONT OF THEIK BUNGALOW IX EL CAJON VALLEY, SOUTHERX CALIFORNLA. The intelligent looking coterie of moving picture artists in-cluded in the A\estern Stock Companj- of the AmericanCompany, and pictured above, we are informed are the hap-piest and most enthusiastic aggregation of moving picturepeople in the West. The contented facial expression of the ar- tists in the picture, reproduced above, conhrms this assertion. The American Company is to be congratulated on theworth of their Western Company and it is small wonderthat the Flying A brand of Western pictures is attainingsuch popularity among the exhibitors. COMEDIES Managers say they cant get enough good comedies. Andthis assertion may be true. But perhaps a definition of com-edy as these managers understand it would be helpful.There are comedies and comedies. The old slap stick, thechase, the type represented by Foolshead and Alax areothers, and then there is the comedy drama. If the tjperepresented by Fool

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