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Artcraft Fluorescent Lighting Corporation was an
American m****
manufacturer of
fluorescent lighting fixtures from the time of the
public introduction of...
- The
Historic Artcraft Theatre is a
movie theater in Franklin,
Indiana in the
United States. The
theater operated as a first-run
movie theater continuously...
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before finally becoming Artcraft.
After Advance was sold to the
Western Type
Foundry in 1914,
Wiebking added Artcraft Bold and
Artcraft Italic.
After Western...
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horror film
produced by
Famous Players–Lasky and
released through Paramount/
Artcraft. The film,
which stars John Barrymore, is an
adaptation of the 1886 novella...
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through a
special division of
Paramount Pictures called Artcraft.
Pickford made 13
films for
Artcraft of
which 11
survive complete.
During World War I Pickford...
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Morosco Photoplay, Bosworth, Cardinal,
Paramount Pictures Corporation,
Artcraft, and The
George M.
Cohan Film Corporation. However, on
December 29, 1917...
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starring Douglas Fairbanks and
released by
Famous Players–Lasky
under its
Artcraft Pictures banner.
Based on the
successful 1899 play of the same name by...
- in Franklin: Dad
getting a hair cut, and the kids
seeing a
movie at the
Artcraft,
people at the drugstore, as well as
photos of
other social spots, such...
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thousands or tens of
thousands of
printed cachets for U.S.
stamp issues, are
ArtCraft (1939–2015), Artmaster, Fleetwood,
House of Farnam, and Colorano.[citation...
- "Nihonmachi" (East-Central) AOC7: Anaheim, Orange,
Cherry and 7th
Street Artcraft Manor Bixby Highlands Bixby Terrace Broadway Corridor Eastside Long Beach...
