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| Film Daily, 03-September-1922 |
Baby Peggy Montgomery grew to become Century's biggest comedy star, even surpassing her old comrade Brownie the Century Wonder Dog. Universal released Century Comedies. "Little Red Riding Hood" was a short film, but it was treated as "A Century Special Production."
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| Motion Picture News, 02-September-1922 |
The Big Bad Wolf was played by a dog named Peter the Great.
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| Motion Picture News, 02-September-1922 |
Carter and Flora Parker DeHaven were vaudeville performers. They were usually billed as Mr and Mrs Carter De Haven.
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
The Christie Film Company was a major producer of short comedies from 1911 to 1933. Al Christie was the director and Charles Christie ran the business. "That Son of a Sheik" starred Neal Burns.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-September-1922 |
Educational distributed many different series of short comedies. "The Spice of the Program."
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
The Christie Film Company was a major producer of short comedies from 1911 to 1933. Educational distributed their films. Al Christie was the director and Charles Christie ran the business. "That Son of a Sheik" starred Neal Burns.
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| Moving Picture World, 23-September-1922 |
Earl Hurd was a pioneering animator, who had worked with JR Bray to develop cell animation. Hurd produced a series of short films that combined animation and live action. Educational released his movies.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-September-1922 |
Educational also released Mermaid Comedies, which starred Lloyd Hamilton.
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| Moving Picture World, 02-September-1922 |
"Book at Educational Exchanges." Johnny Hines starred in a series of short comedies as Torchy. I like the images in these ads.
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
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| Moving Picture World, 30-September-1922 |
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| Moving Picture World, 09-September-1922 |
Hal Roach's new series, Our Gang, was released by Pathé. "Big Laughs From Little Kids."
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
"Kids! Animals! Laughs!"
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| Moving Picture World, 02-September-1922 |
Himself.
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| Moving Picture World, 30-September-1922 |
Roach veteran Snub Pollard had moved up from one-reeelers to two-reelers.
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
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| Moving Picture World, 09-September-1922 |
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
"More Laughs, Longer Laughs, Longer Comedies."
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| Moving Picture World, 30-September-1922 |
Metro was going to release short comedies starring Stan Laurel.
Fox produced and released several series of short comedies.
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| Moving Picture World, 23-September-1922 |
Clyde Cook's "The Eskimo" was directed by fellow comedian Slim Summerville.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-September-1922 |
Bud Fisher's Mutt and Jeff was the most popular comic strip in America for many years. Augustus Mutt and Jeff had many timely adventures. Fox released a series of animated cartoons.
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| Moving Picture World, 23-September-1922 |
Uncle Dan Mason, who had played the Skipper in a series of short comedies based on Fontaine Fox's comic panel The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains, moved to FBO to star in a series of Plum Center Comedies.
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| Moving Picture World, 16-September-1922 |
Harry Cohn, his brother Jack and Joe Brandt provided the initials for C.B.C. Film Sales Corp. The Hallroom Boys Comedies were a long running series of short comedies, based on a comic strip by Harold MacGill.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-September-1922 |
I don't know anything about Frankie Lee.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-September-1922 |
I also know nothing about Federated Radio Comedies, although the item below may refer to them.
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| Indianapolis Journal, 17-September-1922 |
"...two-reel radio comedies based on the science of radio."
