819:. Notes at left of page-Taken by Francis Bergman in 1922. Identified by Lark Taylor's note on the back of the Folger Shakespeare Library's copy of it. The publisher was Frank Walter Bergmann (1898-1977). Not sure how much of this you want on the file description, so posted it here. BTW--bottom of page says that non-Folger copyrighted items are CC 4.0 Attribution, Share-Alike International licensed as long as the Folger Library is credited.
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2631:"...Edward Sheldon, who would "reshape ... entire career and, in the words of producer-director Arthur Hopkins, take him 'up to the high mountain'." Maybe just a personal view, but I found this awkward reading – an un-named source quoting the words of another source, so that there is some initial doubt as to who is saying what. It may be possible to play with this for greater clarity.
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course that "Barrymore" was
Maurice's stage name, which John and his siblings adopted for their own acting careers. This needs to be noted. I imagine that the name Barrymore was formally adopted at some stage, and that the later Barrymores, e.g. John Drew Barrymore and Drew Barrymore were actually called Barrymore; any information on that would be useful.
168:. Behind the mask lay a very different and damaged creature who had been an alcoholic from the age of 14. His drinking, and his destructive behaviour wrecked four marriages, his career and his reputation. He ended his career playing parodies of himself in shoddy B-movies in order to pay off some of his huge debts.
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In the Early life section, I think you need to add a little more information concerning the adoption of the
Barrymore name. At present you say that John was born John Blyth, the son of Maurice Barrymore and Georgie Drew Barrymore – so why, the reader may wonder, was he born "Blyth"? The answer is of
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issue (bottom left). It's credited to
Paramount but no copyright information was printed with it. A check of the UPenn books for periodical renewals for 1965 and 1966 shows the magazine wasn't renewed. My thought would be that the film still from the lobby card would be in the public domain because
3022:, with Costello this time, Barrymore joined United Artists (UA) under a three-film deal, for the next three years, and "enjoyed unprecedented prosperity and spent lavishly", according to Morrison." An overcomplex sentence which should be split, e.g.: "After completing his Warner Bros. contract with
3389:"the studios reacted positively with offers of work, including appearances in nine films in 1937 and 1938, including as Colonel Nielson in three Bulldog Drummond films..." Repetition of "including" – the first should be replaced by "which led to". In any event I would split this overlong sentence.
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Slightly clarified: the story is that he was waiting there while his friends were otherwise engaged upstairs. It's possibly not true (according to
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I'm a bit confused with years: in 1898 he joined KCS Wimbledon. A year later, i.e. 1899, he goes to the Slade, which he leaves after a year's formal study. That brings us to 1900. There then follows an unspecified period of riotous living in London. Then, in the summer of 1900, he "returns" to
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Very little from me, simply because it's a beautifully constructed article, splendidly sourced and immensely readable. I had already looked at it during work-in-progress, and it was no hardship to read it a second time for PR. Nor will it be one to read it a third time at FAC.
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American English (a little alien for me to get completely right throughout!) Any and all comments that will aid this article's progress towards FAC standard are welcomed. -
3718:"Barrymore, a two-person play by William Luce, premiered in 1996, which depicts Barrymore shortly before his death in 1942 as he is rehearsing a revival of his Richard III." This is not grammatical as it stands. Perhaps "was" before "premiered", and replace "which" with "and"?
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info is odd, and I'm not sure I've seen it in the other sources. I've got one of the sources (Kobler, who knew
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There is only one link to the list of
Barrymore's stage and screen, and that is the "see also" in the "Early stage career" section. The list is relevant to the whole article, and should thus be appropriately placed – perhaps at the head of the "Legacy"
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1897 was an emotionally challenging year for
Barrymore: he lost his virginity when he was seduced by his step-mother, Mamie Floyd, - When did Barrymore Sr. remarry? Also, if he was caught in a brothel, would we be comfortable saying that he lost his
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Swapped chase for pursuit. I've mulled over the plane episode and decided to leave it in there: the whole thing was played out in the US media at the time, and did much to add to the
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3085:"Critical opinion of the acting was divided" – does this mean Barrymore's acting? A further issue is that of the two following examples, which are linked by "although", only the first seems to be a criticism of the acting, and that only marginally
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2943:"Although the film was "interesting, though not an unqualified success", according to Peters..." – "Although" closely followed by "though" reads poorly. I'd simplify to "Although according to Peters the film was not an unqualified success..."
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of the above and could be used in the article if desired. While it can be argued that the design and artwork of the copyright-marked lobby card is still protected, the still went into the public domain with the publication of the ad in MPH.
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I was in two minds over this. It's an American artist, drawing an American actor in 1923 (in the US), so it should be OK in the US, but the only publishing I culd see was February 1925, so a {{PD-1923}} didn't seem right. Any thoughts? -
2237:"In October 1882, the family went on a season's tour with the Polish actress Helena Modjeska, and the following year his parents again toured with Modjeska, although they left their children behind". Do we know where they toured?
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Last paragraph: if I were you I begin the paragraph with the information on the Fields film, and make the Flynn and its extended critical quote the last lines of the article. This would be a lot more powerful than the present
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Lead: "Barrymore's personal life has been the subject of much attention before and since his death." Indeed, but this reads like an unnecessary editorial observation, and it is not as far as I can see a matter supported in the
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More generally, I found the detail in the final paragraph a little excessive, for example I'd delete "A newspaper editor chartered a plane and flew her to Chicago, to meet Barrymore's train" and perhaps find another word for
3493:"Shortly before his death, Barrymore returned to the faith of the Catholic Church". This is the only mention of Catholicism – if he "returned" to it, there ought to be a passing mention of it in the Early life section.
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London; when did he leave it? By November he is back in America, employed in New York. This seems an awful lot of very rapid to-ing and fro-ing, when you couldn't just nip on a plane. Did you mean that he returned to
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I notice you are inconsistent about whether to use 10- or 13-digit ISBNs. Personally I prefer the former, find the the latter clumping, lumpen things, but we are bidden to go for the 13-digit versions nonetheless. See
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from the set. At bottom left is the notice, then Country of origin USA and the standard Paramount rider about the item being leased from them. However, the still was published in an ad before the film was released.
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Is "double-bill" a hyphenated term? Also, I think the term "double bill" refers to the plays rather than the roles. Thus: "Barrymore appeared at the Criterion Theatre in a double bill of works by J. M. Barrie..."
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Are you sure about the pipelink on Criterion Theatre, which seems to go to a different Broadway theatre – Hammerstein's Olympia. There's no indication anywhere that the Criterion Theatre of 1907 was part of this
309:"Peters's" – BrEng-v-AmEng: as the text has the Ssilvers imprimatur I am probably mistaken in my belief that in AmEng this would usually be just ess-apostrophe, rather than ess-apostrophe-ess. I just mention it.
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Maurice was the founder of the Barrymore acting dynasty rather than a prominent member of it. The Drews, however, were well established before Georgiana, although they appear to have died out, save through the
261:"noted the humanism demonstrated between Barrymore's character" – does the source really say "humanism" rather than "humanity"? Very odd word to pick – it usually refers to the world-view espoused by atheists.
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I'm not particularly concerned about the later Barrymores – their use of the name is really a matter for their articles. But the fact that "Barrymore" was initially a stage name does I think need to be noted.
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To minimize disruption to the schedule, the studio put Barrymore in Kelley's Rest Home, a sanatorium for alcoholics, but he continued to drink covertly and was disruptive on set. - Disruption -- Disruptive
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Suggested rephrase: "The following year Barrymore's mother died from tuberculosis when he was 11 years old;" → "The following year, when Barrymore was 11 years old, his mother died from tuberculosis;"
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The final paragraph of the section is basically tributes, and might be better placed in the next section. It is not noticeably different in tone from the first paragraph of the later section.
3026:, alongside Costllo, Barrymore joined United Artists (UA) under a three-film deal. For the next three years, according to Morrison, he "enjoyed unprecedented prosperity and spent lavishly".
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I can't find a copyright registration for the 1931 film (something for the '55 film, but not '31). There are a few online sources (including the two in the licence info) as well as the one
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3652:"Loy and Barrie" – it's ages since Loy was mentioned, so I think I'd reintroduce her a bit here, and name them th other way round, e.g. "Barrie and his one-time co-star Myrna Loy".
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starts. Photo is on the next page at upper left. The film was released December 24, 1937. Paramount also provided a copy of the photo to Motion Picture Herald for their
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As always, many, many thanks for all your time and effort here. Ive addressed some of the points, and will work on the rest shortly, possibly after a closed PR. Cheers -
2400:"In 1906, White was murdered by Nesbit's husband..." Better to say "shot" than "murdered", as I understand that Thaw was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity.
3414:"he worked conscientiously on the films and honored his debts." Two separate things; perhaps should be expanded to "...and as a consequence was able to honor his debts"
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I can see that a great deal of work has gone into this article. I hope my comments and suggestions here are helpful, also the few minor edits I have made to the text.
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239:"In July 1912, Barrymore traveled to Los Angeles" – all told there are eight "traveled"s in the article, and one starts to notice them. Perhaps vary a few of them?
1092:, Some checking at both UPenn and copyright.gov showed a 1958 renewal and another "block renewal" for 1700+ films in 1982 with Grand Hotel in it. The trailer at
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3160:"He underwent screen tests and hired Carrington to act as vocal coach again, but during one session, his memory failed him again..." Close repetition of "again"
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Many thanks for all this so far: RL has been slightly hectic this week, but I'll be making a start on these and other comments later on today. Thanks again -
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Will go through the sources. I'm not sure there is anything along the lines of a timescale, but I am fairly sure there is something about his reasoning. -
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844:- Since Sargent died in 1925, this should be PD in the UK as well (PD-70, right?) Also, what evidence do you have that it didn't meet the URAA criteria?
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useful PR and I've covered most of the comments. There are a couple of more comments that need some in-depth work that I'll work on pre-FAC. Cheers -
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In February 1928, Barrymore obtained a quiet divorce from Oelrichs; she eagerly agreed to the separation, as she was in a relationship with a lawyer,
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1082:- That most publicity stills were not copyrighted is no longer sufficient for a PD claim, at least at the FA level. You'll need stronger evidence.
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Should "Arch Street Theatre" be "theater"? There seems to be inconsistency in the use of American spelling, but maybe there's a reason for this?
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217:"The Observer wrote that…" – you'll get the Boulton sleeve across your windpipe for that. BB is adamant that papers do not write themselves.
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Overuse of terminal "instead". e.g. "Dolores Costello was cast instead" closely followed by "...the film's producer, signed Astor instead".
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obit that in private life he continued to call himself "Blyth" (ref details available if required). I am now working on the review proper.
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1017:- Is there a higher quality source that says this is PD? Explains why, maybe? (I'd love to upload the whole film to Commons if there is).
250:"which he later called "the worst film I ever made"" – how much later? Even after he had descended to the tacky stuff of his late career?
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3443:. I'm not sure I understand what this means. His life in the weeks or months prior to the production? His whole life up to that point?
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Just checked Upenn books for 1925 in artwork and Sargent didn't register the drawing. Have noted this on the file-now back to
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2715:"he returned with another serious stage role" → "he returned to take another serious stage role" Was this also at the Eltinge?
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I'd say it probably is supported: we have references in there to his private life being played out in the tabloids, and the
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Subsequent to his comments on the available literature, Morrison - This could be read as Morrion having made the comments —
3110:"Filming was stopped on one occasion after over 25 takes" – "after over" is an awkward pairing: perhaps "after more than"?
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Just a trio of minor gripes for the moment; I hope to have more time after this evening, and will add a little more then.
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Done. I've been trying to find some way of resolving this, but no dice: looks like it's not PD (as far as I can see). -
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is from the University of South Carolina's College of Arts and Sciences, so the information about White should be a RS.
435:- Should be cropped to remove the watermark. Also needs a link to the actual source in the Australian National Library (
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Since they have been mentioned copiously, it might be worth mentioning when Lionel and Ethel died, also Elaine Barrie.
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1292:- This appears to have been cropped. I wouldn't take that as sufficient evidence that there was no copyright notice.
2475:"even though she was also paying for their father's care" → perhaps: "who was also paying for their father's care"?
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A newspaper editor chartered a plane and flew her to Chicago, to meet Barrymore's train; - flew Costello or Barrie?
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in which he co-starred with Lionel - perhaps reintroduce Lionel as his brother? It's been 14 years, narratively
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opposite a gold-digging Colleen Moore". Needs a spot more punctuation, and possibly a bit of rearranging.
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I hate block registrations/renewals! Will see what can be put together and post the file links here.
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Why doesn't young Barrymore imitate a real actor if he must copy someone. - Period or question mark?
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First the bad news (which was suspected)-the card does have a copyright notice. Take a look at
1212:- Why are you using the cropped version? The actual lobby card would probably have better value.
220:"It was his longest held role" – I think you want a hyphen here, but don't take my word for it.
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was a truly great actor. Possibly the finest thespian America has ever produced, his 1925
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It amazes me just how many times people have to remind me to do the most simple things...
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In late 1913, Barrymore made his first feature film, - mention that it's his first
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That's my lot. A pleasure to read the article, and a pleasure to review it.
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I'd mention that you didn't find any copyright registration for Sargent. —
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This article has gone through a substantial re-write recently, since which
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2790:"In 1921, Barrymore portrayed a wealthy Frenchman arriving in New York in
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File:Fred MacMurray Carole Lombard John Barrymore True Confession 1937.jpg
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has nothing to back up the PD claim with. There's a similar photo in the
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211:"Thaw plead insanity" – is plead really the past tense of plead in AmEng?
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709:- Should mention the actual pre-1923 source, rather than just the forum.
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1870:- Seems like this should be mentioned in text, not a footnote
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Entry into motion pictures, and theatrical triumphs: 1913–24
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Maybe indicate that Gielgud was aged only 20 at the time?
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The following year, ... - Three years in three sentences.
488:, which is larger and which I can edit into FP status) —
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expressed the same idealism, or we might say humanism..."
565:- This too (if it's through Google News, just note that)
203:"begin acting on a professional basis" – professionally?
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There's a copyright notice there (somewhat cropped). —
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was "The" Broadway photographer back in the day. The
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File:John Barrymore Greta Garbo Grand Hotel still.jpg
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File:Greta Garbo John Barrymore Grand Hotel still.jpg
361:. There is a splendid tool for converting 10s to 13s
214:"a village idiot one spoken line" – missing a "with"?
3018:"After his third film in the Warner Bros. contract,
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File:John Barrymore in An American Citizen, 1914.JPG
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File:John Barrymore in Marie Antoinette trailer.jpg
1035:I found a copy of the still published in July 1931
1126:Best of luck with that... frightening prospect. —
572:Uploaded (and now replaced) the dated masthead -
3294:The remaining sections should be done tomorrow.
1417:But, to be safe, I'd just use the film still. —
2918:Link on "the lead"? Surely commonly understood?
1945:Don't think you've linked Barrymore's children.
1166:File:Grand Hotel Greta Garbo John Barrymore.jpg
842:File:John Barrymore, by John Singer Sargent.png
651:File:Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) - Hyde.jpg
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2040:section shows a number of specific examples.
150:This peer review discussion has been closed.
2690:, all these early films are presumed lost".
2557:Could we have a date for his appearance in
1080:File:Barrymore Garbo Grand Hotel 042432.jpg
3214:more than once in an article. This is the
737:OK--the play was performed on Broadway in
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3598:"authorized study" – "authorized by whom?
1106:John Barrymore on stage, screen and radio
1507:File:John Barrymore in left profile.jpg
1386:Motion Picture Herald December 11, 1937
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1210:File:20thcenturylobbycard - crop.jpg
679:File:John Barrymore as Dr Jekyll.jpg
369:for these tips on ISBNs. Now added.)
1735:the first performance of which the
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770:File:John Barrymore Hamlet 1922.jpg
427:File:Portrait of John Barrymore.jpg
1482:File:John Barrymore in profile.png
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469:File:Georgiana Drew by Sarony.jpg
3683:Portrayals and characterizations
3623:Publication year for Morrison's
2038:Portrayals and characterizations
1529:File:Sea Beast film still 6.jpg
1181:File:Grand Hotel lobby card.jpg
1102:File:Garbo - Barrymore 1932.jpg
797:I'd mention that explicitly. —
3834:Many thanks to one and all: a
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208:Early stage career: 1903–13
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2559:His Excellency the Governor
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437:this isn't showing anything
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1435:OK. here's the new still
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1269:Alright, that's good. —
1009:File:Delorescostello.jpg
619:File:BlancheOelrichs.jpg
484:(though I've changed to
367:User:Squeamish Ossifrage
3346:Moved down to Legacy -
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1545:That one looks okay. —
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429:- Copyright looks fine.
351:Confessions of an Actor
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2663:Yes, Norden it is. -
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282:A Bill of Divorcement
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