The First One Hundred Noted Men and Women of the Screen |
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actor actress adapted Anita Stewart appeared artistic beauty became Belasco Bert Lytell Bessie Barriscale Biograph born Brady Broadway California camera career Cecil de Mille Charles Chicago City Clara Kimball Young co-starred comedy contract D. W. Griffith Dazey directed director Dorothy Dalton dramatic educated engagement Enid Bennett Famous Players Famous Players-Lasky filmed followed Geraldine Farrar Girl Glaum Goldwyn Henry Hutchison Ince Jeanie Macpherson Kalem Lasky later leading rôle leading woman legitimate stage Little Lynch Mabel Normand Mae Murray Marshall Neilan Mary Pickford Max Linder Metro Minter Miss Barriscale Miss Bergere Miss Pearson Miss Pickford motion picture moving picture Nazimova Olcott organized original Pathé Photo Picture Corporation picture industry played leading played the lead portrayal productions reel returned scenario writer School season star Stock Company stories studio success Talmadge Theatre theatrical Thomas H vaudeville Vignola Vitagraph Wallace Reid William Farnum written wrote York
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