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WON IN A CUPBOARD (1914)

The first surviving film directed by and starring Mabel Normand, featured on the
Treasures New Zealand DVD set. It was preserved by the Library of Congress with
NFPF support from source material provided by the New Zealand Film Archive.


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MOONLIGHT NIGHTS (1925)

Moonlight Nights (1925)
Production Company: Sherwood MacDonald Productions. Distributor: Rayart
Pictures. Director: Sherwood MacDonald. Photographer: John Thompson. Editor:
Arthur Hilton. Cast: Joe Moore (Art Gordon), Gloria Joy (Mademoiselle Fifi), Max
Asher, Clarence Williams, Barney Williams, Alfred Roveano, the Butterfly Girls.
Transfer Note: Copied at 16 frames per second from a 35mm print preserved by the
Library of Congress from source material provided by the New Zealand Film
Archive. Running Time: 25 minutes (silent, no music).

As Hollywood studios consolidated control of the American film industry in the
late teens, independent companies found it harder to get their films onto the
big screen, particularly in the most lucrative urban markets. But theaters off
the beaten path were still a viable venue for the comedy shorts, serials, and
low-end features available at competitive prices from smaller outfits. Such
films were circulated domestically through independent...

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