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Mistaken Identity.
Mystery of the Garrison.
Night with Masqueraders in Paris.
No Trifling with Love.
Not Guilty.
Old Footlight Favorite.
Oriental Black Art.
Pageant, Dedication, Festival.
Prophetess of Thebes.
Rude Awakening.
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Tricky Painter’s Fate.
Two Crazy Bugs.
Two Talented Vagabonds.
Up-to-Date Clothes Cleaning.
Why That Actor Was Late.
Woes of Roller Skaters.
Wonderful Charm.
1909.
Cinderella Up-to-date.
Count’s Wooing.
Fatal Ball.
For Sale—a Baby.
For the Cause of Suffrage.
Fortune Favors the Brave.
Hypnotist’s Revenge.
Living Doll.
Mrs. & Mr. Duff.
Red Star Inn.
Stolen Wireless.
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1905.
Nelson-Britt Prize Fight.
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No Bill Peddlers Allowed.
1906.
Gans-Nelson Contest, Goldfield, Nevada, September 3rd, 1906.
Head-on Collision at Brighton Beach Race Track, July 4th, 1906.
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1907.
International Contest for the Heavyweight Championship:
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Jim Jeffries on His California Ranch.
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Shriners’ Conclave at Los Angeles, Cal., May, 1907.
Squires, Australian Champion, in His Training Quarters.
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1911.
Dante’s Inferno.
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NATIONAL FILM DISTRIBUTING COMPANY.
1912.
Dante’s Progress and Experiences Through Paradise.
Dante’s Progress and Experiences Through Purgatory.
Paradise.
Purgatory.
NEW YORK MOTION PICTURE COMPANY.
1912.
Battle of the Red Men.
Blazing the Trail.
Cell No. 13.
Deserter.
Double Life.
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Indian Massacre.
Last Resource.
Lieutenant’s Last Fight.
Mysteries of Soul.
Snowball and His Pal.
War on the Plains.
NEW YORK MOTION PICTURE COMPANY, INC.
1912.
Crisis.
Outcast.
Post Telegrapher.
NORDISK FILMS COMPANY.
1912.
Flying Circus.

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1911.
Aviator and the Journalist’s Wife.
Ballet Dancer.
Dead Man’s Child.
Girl Behind the Counter.
In the Hands of Imposters.
King’s Power.
Lady Mary’s Love.
Misguided Love.
Temptations of a Large City.
Victim of the Mormons.
1912.
Aeroplane Inventor.
Aviator’s Generosity.
Black Chancellor.
Call of a Woman.
Convicts No. 10 and No. 13.
Dangerous Play.
Desdemona.
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Fire of Life.
Fisherman and His Sweetheart.
Homeless.
Little Railroad Queen.
Love and Friendship.
Love in the Tropics.
Midsummer-Tide.
Power of Love.
Rights of Youth.
Through Trials to Victory.
Two Convicts.
Vampire Dancer.
Vengeance.
When Passion Blinds Honesty.
OKLAHOMA NATURAL MUTOSCENE COMPANY.
1908.
Bank Robbery.
Round-Up in Oklahoma.
Wolf Hunt.
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1912.
Chinese Revolution.

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1904.
Avenging a Crime.
End of Camera Fiend.
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Jolly Lawn Party.
Just Like a Girl.
Mischievous Boys.
Pumpkin Eater.
That Poor Insurance Man.
Tramp on a Farm.
Trials and Troubles of an Automobilist.
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Willie’s Vacation.
1905.
Around New York in 15 Minutes.
Bigamist.
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Burlesque Tramp Burglars.
Fisherman, Eels or Snakes.
He Got His Hat.
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Three Jolly Dutchmen.
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Two Strenuous Rubes.
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1910.
Kinematographic X-Ray Picture of a Human Stomach During
Digestion, Taken During One Inspiration.
POWERS, P. A.
1912.
Price She Paid.
St. George and the Dragon.
PRIEUR, R.
1912.
Queen of Criminals.

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1911.
Mystery of the Maine.
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Floating of the Battleship Maine.

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SELIG, WILLIAM N.
1903.
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Gardner.
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Exposition.
1904.
Attack on Port Arthur.
Battle off Chemulpo.
Torpedo Attack on Port Arthur.
1907.
Bandit King.
Girl from Montana.
His First Ride.
Masher.
Mishaps of a Baby Carriage.
One of the Finest.
Onion Fiend.
Roller Skate Craze.
Southern Romance.
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1907.
Book Worm.
Western Justice.
1909.
Leopard Queen.
1912.
Coming of Columbus.
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1912.
Last Lesson.
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1912.
Auto Bandits of Paris.
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Fatality.
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Outcast Child.
Power of Destruction.
Rip Van Winkle.
Robin Hood.
Tom Butler’s Mysterious Adventures.
SPECIAL FEATURE FILM COMPANY.
1911.
Beulah Binford’s Own Story.
STROUD, W. J.
1912.
Bunch of Four Thousand Elk.
Bunch of One Thousand Elk.
Hunting Down a Wild Cat with Hounds.
SWAIN, WILLIAM N.
1912.
International Automobile Races, Indianapolis.

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1912.
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Big-Hearted Jim.
Blood Is Thicker Than Water.
Bull Fight in Nueva.
Case of Dynamite.
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Heart of a Gypsy.
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What a Woman Will Do.
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Amateur Night.
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Bad Man: a Tale of the West.
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How To Cure a Cold.
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Tale of the Sea.
Two Thousand Miles Without a Dollar.
Under False Colors.
Veiled Beauty.
White Man’s First Smoke.
Work Made Easy.
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1908.
After Midnight.
Airship.
Antony and Cleopatra.
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Dancer and the King.
Dancing Legs.
Dearly Paid for Kiss.
Determined Lover.
Devil and the Gambler.
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Dream of Wealth.
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Drummer’s Day off.
Dumb Witness.
Duty Versus Revenge.
East Lynne.
Elf King.
Farmer’s Daughter.
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Fresh Air Fiend.
Galvanic Fluid.
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Get Me a Stepladder.
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Hazers.
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He Went To See the Devil Play.
Her Newsboy Friend.
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House Cleaning Days.
House To Let.
How Jones Saw the Carnival.
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Husband’s Revenge.
In the Days of the Pilgrims.
Indian Bitters.
Indian’s Honor.
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Jealous Old Maid.
Jealousy!
Jessie, the Stolen Child.
John’s New Suit.
Julius Caesar.
Just Plain Folks.
Kind-Hearted Bootblack.
Lady Jane’s Flight.
Leah, the Forsaken.
Leap Year Proposals of an Old Maid.
Levitsky’s Insurance Policy.
Little Detective.
Lonely Gentleman.
Love Laughs at Locksmiths.
Lover’s Ruse.
Lover’s Stratagems.
MacBeth, Shakespeare’s Sublime Tragedy.
Making Moving Pictures.
Mardi Gras Parade at Coney Island.
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Merchant of Venice.
Merry Widow Hat.
Merry Widower.
Mexican Love Story.
Miner’s Daughter.
Money Lender.
Monkeyland.
Mother-in-Law and the Artist’s
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Mother’s Crime.
Mourners.
Mummer’s Daughter.
Naughty Little Princess.
Nellie, the Beautiful Housemaid.
Night Out.
Noble Jester.
Odd Pair of Limbs.
Orphan.
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Parlez Vous Francais?
Patriot.
Peasant Girl’s Loyalty.
Poisoned Bouquet.
Press Gang.
Professor’s Trip to the Country.
Promise! Henri Promises Never To Gamble Again.
Reception for the Victorious Olympic Team of American
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Renunciation.
Reprieve.
Richard III.
Right of the Seigneur.
Romance of the Alps.
Romeo and Juliet.
Rustic Heroine.
Salome.
Salt Did It.
Selfish Man.
Shaughraun.
She Wanted To Be an Actress.
Sheridan’s Ride.
Shoemaker of Coepenick.
Sister’s Love.
Slippery Jim’s Repentance.
Slumberland.
Sold Again.
Spanish Romance.
Stage-Struck Daughter.
Stolen Plans.
Story That Boots Told.
Stricken Blind.
Summer Idyl.
Tale of a Shirt.
Tale of the Crusades.
Tale of the Harem.
Telepathic Warning.
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Anniversary of the Founding of Quebec by Champlain.
Thieving Hand.
Tit for Tat.
Too Much Champagne.
Tragedy of Japan.
Troubles of a Flirt.
True Hearts Are More than Coronets.
Turning the Tables.
’Twixt Love and Duty.
Two Affinities.
Two Broken Hearts.
Two Sons.
Two Traveling Boys.
Two’s Company, Three’s a Crowd.
Viking’s Daughter.
Wages of Sin.
Water Sprite.
Weary’s Christmas Dinner.
Western Courtship.
What One Small Boy Can Do.
When Casey Joined the Lodge.
Who Needed the Dough?
Wife’s Devotion.
Willie’s Fall from Grace.
Wishbone.
Witch.
Workingman’s Dream.
Yens Yensen, the Swedish Butcher Boy.
1909.
Adventures of a Drummer Boy.
Adventures of Fifine.
Alpine Echo.
And His Coat Came Back.
Artist’s Revenge.
Auto Maniac.
Belated Meal.
Betty’s Choice.
Birth and Adventures of a Fountain Pen.
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Brave Irish Lass.
Bridget on Strike.
C. Q. D.
Caught at Last.
Children of the Plains.
Cigarette Making: from Plantation to Consumer.
Cleopatra’s Lover.
Clever Trick.
Cobbler and the Caliph.
Cohen at Coney Island.
Cohen’s Dream of Coney Island.
Colonial Romance.
Cure for Rheumatism.
Day in Washington.
Deacon’s Love Letter.
Diamond Maker.
Dime Novel Dan.
Dramatist’s Dream.
Duke’s Jester.
Dynamite Waistcoat.
Empty Sleeve.
Evil That Men Do.
Faithful Fool.
False Accusation.
Fantine.
Fisherman.
For Her Country’s Sake.
For Her Sake.
For Her Sweetheart’s Sake.
Forgiven.
Foundling—a Dressing Room Waif.
Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed.
Friend in the Enemy’s Camp.
Galley Slave.
Georgia Wedding.
Gift of Youth.
Grin and Win.
He Couldn’t Dance, But He Learned.
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His First Girl.
Home at Last.
Honor of the Slums.
How the Kids Got Even.
Hunchback.
Infernal Machine.
Instructions by Correspondence.
Irish Hero.
Jephthah’s Daughter.
Judge Not That Ye Be Not Judged.
Judge’s Whiskers and the Magic Hair Restorer.
Judgment of Solomon.
Kenilworth.
Led Astray.
Liberty for an Hour.
Life Drama of Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine of
France.
Little Father.
Little Orphan.
Lost in a Folding Bed.
Lost Sheep.
Love of the Pasha’s Son.
Magic Fountain Pen.
Marathon Craze.
Marathon Race.
Marble Heart.
Marriage of Convenience.
Midwinter Sports.
Mine at Last.
Mr. Physical Culture’s Surprise Party.
Mogg Megone.
Napoleon: the Man of Destiny.
Never Eat Green Apples.
Niagara in Winter Dress.
Obdurate Father.
Old Organ.
Old Sweethearts of Mine.
Oliver Twist.
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Oriental Mystic.
Outcast, Or Heroine.
Parted, But United Again.
Perpetual Proposal.
Plain Mame.
Plot That Failed.
Poor Musician.
Princess Nicotine.
Romance of an Umbrella.
Romance of Old Mexico.
Ruy Blas.
Saul and David: the Biblical Story of the Shepherd Boy Who
Became King of the Israelites.
Scales of Justice.
Sculptor’s Love.
Shakespeare’s Tragedy, King Lear.
Shepherd’s Daughter.
Siren’s Necklace.
Skiing Tournament at Ishpeming, Mich.
Student Days.
Sword and the King.
Tax on Bachelors.
Teddy in Jungleland.
Treasure.
Troubles of an Amateur.
Truant.
Truer Love.
Unspoken Goodbye.
Virginius.
Washington Under the American Flag.
Washington Under the British Flag.
Way of the Cross.
Wealthy Rival.
Wearybones Seeks Rest, and Gets It.
Where There’s a Will There’s a Way.
Woman’s Way.
Wooden Indians.
1911.
 Vanity Fair.
1912.
Coffyn Hydroaeroplane Alighting in East River, N. Y.
New York City and Manhattan Bridge from Coffyn
Hydroaeroplane.
Scene of Manhattan Bridge from Coffyn Hydroaeroplane.
Scene of New York City and Brooklyn Bridge from Coffyn
Hydroaeroplane.
Scene of “the Battery” N. Y. City from Coffyn Hydroaeroplane.

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WHITE, JAMES H.
1899.
Battle of Jeffries and Sharkey for Championship of the World.
Jeffries-Sharkey Contest.
Love and War.
WINTHROP MOVING PICTURE COMPANY.
1907.
Christy Mathewson, N. Y. National League Baseball Team.
Dancing Boxing Match, Montgomery and Stone.
Dutch Kiddies: Montgomery and Stone.
Grant’s Tomb.
Marceline, the World-Renowned Clown of the N. Y.
Hippodrome.
WORLD FILM MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
1908.
Dynamiter.
WORLD’S BEST FILM COMPANY.
1911.
Crusaders.
1912.
Wreck of the “Aurora.”
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