Perils of the new land : films of the immigrant experience (1910-1915).

A collection of four films that address the immigrant experience in the United States in the early twentieth century.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Paramount Pictures Corporation
New York Motion Picture Corp
Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Flicker Alley (Firm)
Other Authors: Bertellini, Giorgio, 1967-
Stamp, Shelley, 1963-
Beban, George
Williams, Clara, 1888-1928
Burke, J. Frank (John Franklin), 1867-1918
Grandin, Ethel, 1894-1988
Moore, Matt, 1888-1960
Gail, Jane, 1890-1963
Barker, Reginald, 1886-1945
Ince, Thomas H.
Sauer, Rodney
Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931
Nowland, Eugene, 1879-
Tucker, George Loane, 1872-1921
McNamara, Walter, 1876-
Carli, Philip
Beaumont, Harry, 1888-1966
Swan, Mark
Language:No linguistic content
Language and/or Writing System:
Silent.
Published: Los Angeles, CA : Flicker Alley, [2008]
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Genre:
Physical Description:2 videodiscs (202 min.) : black and white and tinted, sound ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 Guide booklet (10 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 19 cm)
Variant Title:
Films of the immigrant experience (1910-1915)
Format: Video DVD
Contents:
  • Italian / Paramount Pictures Corporation with New York Motion Picture Corp. presents ; [directed by] Reginald Barker ; produced by Thomas H. Ince ; music composed by Rodney Sauer, music performed by The Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra (1915, tinted, 75 min.)
  • Police force of New York City / [produced by Thomas Edison] ; music by Rodney Sauer (1910, b&w, 9 min.)
  • McQuade of the traffic squad / [produced by Thomas Edison] ; scenario and direction by Eugene Nowland (1915, tinted,16 min.)
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  • Traffic in souls, or, while New York sleeps / Universal Film Manufacturing Company presents ; produced by George Loane Tucker ; story by Walter McNamara and George Loane Tucker ; music settings by Philip Carli (1913, b&w, 90 min.)
  • Call of the city / [produced by Thomas Edison] ; a drama by Mark Swan ; director, Harry Beaumont ; music compiled and performed by Rodney Sauer (1915, b&w, 12 min.)