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Lois Weber : interviews /
Collected interviews and articles with one of early Hollywood's most successful screenwriter-directors and the first woman to direct a feature film.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Jackson :
University Press of Mississippi,
2019.
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| Colección: | Conversations with filmmakers series.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- An interesting interview with Rex Stars / Moving Picture News (1912)
- Views of The Reviewer / The Reviewer (1912)
- Lois Weber on Scripts / Epes Winthrop Sargent (1912)
- Salvation Singer Now Directs Film Actors / Los Angeles Herald (1913)
- The Making of Picture Plays that will Have an Influence for Good on the Public Mind / Lois Weber (1913)
- A Perpetual Leading Lady / Bertha H. Smith (1914)
- A Versatile Couple / Minerva Martin (1914)
- Under Lois Weber's Wing at Bosworth / Frances Marion (1914)
- Hypocrites / Lois Weber (1915)
- The Smalleys Have a Message to the World / Universal Weekly (1915)
- How I Became a Motion Picture Director / Lois Weber (1915)
- Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley: a Practical and Fifted Pair with High Ideals / Richard Willis (1915)
- A Lady General of the Picture Army / Lillian Hartman Johnson (1915)
- No Sinecure, this Film of Pavlowa's / Kitty Kelly (1915)
- Behind the Scenes with Lois Weber / Hugh C. Weir (1915)
- The New Animated Subtitle / Motography (1915)
- Sacrifice Price of Success in Photoplay Art / Mark C. Larkin (1915)
- Girls of the Silent Drama Denounce Accuser / Photoplayers Weekly (1916)
- Author! Author! / John H. Blackwood (1916)
- The Greatest Woman Director in the World / Mlle. Chic (1916)
- Room for Long and Short Pictures-Lois Weber / Motion Picture News (1916)
- Lois Weber Talks Shop / Moving Picture World (1916)
- Lois the Wizard / Herbert Hartwell Van Loan (1916)
- Personalities I Have Met: Dustin Farnum, Mary Pickford (1916)
- Personalities I Have Met :Lois Weber, Mary Pickford (1916)
- Lois Weber Smalley / Ernestine Black (1916)
- A Dream in Realization / Arthur C. Denison (1917)
- Lois Weber, Film Genius, Has Spectacular Rise to Fame / Los Angeles Examiner (1917)
- On the Lot with Lois Weber / Elizabeth Peltret (1917)
- The Lady Behind the Lens / Fritzi Remont (1918)
- Through with Sermons / Ogden Lawrence (1918)
- Roast Beef Well Done / Grace Kingsley (1919)
- Lois Weber does Everything from Writing Scenario to Labeling Finished Film / New York Call (1919)
- Lois Weber's Plans: Noted Director Says She Won't Direct Star / Grace Kingsley (1919)
- Always Thought Behind Work of Woman Director / Mary Burke (1920)
- Chronicle: Screen Contest Nearing Close / San Francisco Chronicle (1921)
- The Muse of the Reel / Aline Carter (1921)
- L.A. Producer Attacks Hamon Plan / Lois Weber (1921)
- Lois Weber and Husband Both Producing / Oakland Tribune (1921)
- Let the Church Help Make Pictures Better / Lois Weber (1921)
- What's the Matter with Marriage? / Frankie Lynne (1921)
- What do Men Need? / Emma-Lindsay Squier (1921)
- Remember Telescopic Pictures Out at Grandma's House / Lois Weber (1921)
- American Films First: Prominent Picture Producer Would Bar the Foreign Product / Philadelphia Inquirer (1921)
- Ladies' Day / Celia Brynn (1921)
- What's Wrong in Pictureland? Asks Woman Film Producer / Lois Weber (1921)
- Want to Write Movies? Here's a Lesson by One Who Knows the Game / Lois Weber (1921)
- Hollywood Folks Resent Reports of Wild Bohemianism / Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger (1921)
- Church Worker Is Producer of Plays / Frances L. Garside (1922)
- Exit Flapper; Enter Woman / William Foster Elliot (1922)
- Romance Plus Common Sense / Pearl Malverne (1923)
- Only Woman Movie Director Owes Her Career to a Broken Piano Key / Mayme Ober Peak (1926)
- Lois Weber Understands Girls / Josephine MacDowell (1927)
- The Gate Women Don't Crash / Charles S. Dunning (1927)
- Many Women Well Fitted by Film Training to Direct Movies, Lois Weber Claims / Lois Weber (1928)
- Hostility of Men Drawback to Women Making Success in Picture Directing, Claims Lois Weber (1928)
- Women Who've Won: Lois Weber / Lillian G. Genn (1928)
- The Best Actor in the Whole Picture / Peter Hyun (1933)
- Voice Culture Big Thing Now / Mollie Merrick (1933)
- The Little Red Schoolhouse Becomes a Theatre / Winifred Aydelotte (1934)
- Appendix / Short Takes, 1912-1933.