-
Motography was an
American film
journal that was
first published in 1909 and ran
until mid-1918. The
magazine was
published in 1909 and was originally...
- film industry. In 1917,
Quigley acquired and
merged another publication,
Motography, into his magazine. In 1927, he
further acquired and
merged the magazine...
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produced and
distributed by Fox Film Corporation. The film is
described by
Motography as a
comedy drama. It had
seven reels.
Lillian Concord - Mrs. Lehr Jane...
- The Alibi. The film
received generally positive reviews. A write-up in
Motography describes it as a
tense drama. One
aspect of the plot is a
father forbidding...
-
Initiation (1914) The Lady
Killer (1913) "Florence
Crawford of Mutual"
Motography (January 23, 1915): 140. "Photoplay Notes". The
Pittsburgh Sunday Post...
- The
Abandonment was
released June 15, 1916. The 1916 film
publications Motography and The
Moving Picture World both
described the production's plot as "unusual"...
- Mirror, p. 25,
retrieved June 18, 2019 "Glendon in
Another 'O. Henry'",
Motography, vol. 18, no. 19, p. 1009,
November 10, 1917 MacDonald,
Margaret I. (November...
-
theater as patrons. The film
industry magazine Motography also
praised the child's performance.
Motography also
singled out the work of
William Garwood...
-
Vitagraph Company.
Scarecrow Press. ISBN 9780810820302 – via
Google Books. "
Motography".
April 8, 1918 – via
Google Books. M****a,
Steve (April 8, 2013). "Lame...
- ISBN 978-1-4391-0791-1.
Retrieved June 24, 2018. "The
Metro Corporation",
Motography, XIII (8): 278,
February 20, 1915,
retrieved December 5, 2013 McMahan...
