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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Adventures with DW Griffith By Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Adventures with D. W. Griffith by Karl Brown Adventures with D. W. Griffith by Karl Brown. Completing the CAPTCHA proves you are a human and gives you temporary access to the web property. What can I do to prevent this in the future? If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Cloudflare Ray ID: 661b969e488296c2 • Your IP : 116.202.236.252 • Performance & security by Cloudflare. BITZER, Billy. Cinematographer. Nationality: American. Born: Johan Gottlieb Wilhelm Bitzer in Roxbury, Massachusetts, 21 April 1872; brother of the photographer John C. Bitzer. Education: Trained as silversmith: studied electrical engineering, Cooper Union, New York. Family: Married Ethel (Bitzer), son: Eden Griffith Bitzer. Career: 1894—joined Magic Introduction Company, later called American Mutoscope, then Biograph Company, and photographed (with Laurie Dickson); projected first Mutoscope films, shown in 1896; in the next dozen years photographed many newsreel and popular interest subjects; 1908—first film shot for D. W. Griffith, A Calamitous Elopement : shot most of Griffith's films until 1924 (in Hollywood after 1913); 1926—founder, International Photographers of the Motion Picture Industries (twice president); worked in a New York photographic shop in late 1930s; 1939—began assembling old cameras and restoring film prints and documents for Museum of Modern Art. Died: Of heart disease, Woodland Hills, California, 29 April 1944. Films as Cinematographer: William McKinley at Canton, Ohio ; Hard Wash. President McKinley's Inauguration ; Mutoscope Shorts. U.S.S. Maine, Havana Harbor ; Spanish-American War Scenes. Jim Jeffries-Jim Sharkey Fight ; Ambulance Corps Drill ; Children Feeding Ducklings ; How Ducks Are Fattened ; Train on Jacob's Ladder, Mt. Washington ; Frankenstein Trestle, White Mts. ; Canadian Pacific Railroad Shots ; Union Pacific Railroad Shots ; The Picturesque West. Galveston Hurricane Shots ; Polo Games, Brooklyn ; The Interrupted Message (+ d, sc); Tough Kid's Waterloo ; Grand Trunk Railroad Scenes ; Water Duel ; Love in the Suburbs ; Last Alarm ; U.S. Naval Militia ; Council Bluffs to Omaha—Train Scenic ; Childhood's Vow ; At Breakneck Speed (Fall River, Mass.) Middies Shortening Sail ; Boats under Oars ; Pan-American Exposition Electric Tower ; Union Pacific Railroad Scenes ; In the Grazing Country ; Fattened for the Market. St. Louis Exposition. I Want My Dinner ; N.Y. City Fire Dept. ; American Soldier in Love and War ; Boy in the Barrel ; Dude and the Burglar ; Don't Get Gay with Your Manicure ; Model Courtship ; Jeffries-Corbett Fight (restaged); Happy Hooligan Earns His Dinner ; How Mike Got the Soap in His Eyes ; In the N.Y. Subway ; Kidnapper ; Physical Culture Girls ; Poor Old Fido ; President T. R. Roosevelt, July 4th ; Professor of the Drama ; Pajama Girl ; Sweets for the Sweet ; Shocking Incident ; She Fell Fainting in His Arms ; Too Ardent Lover ; Unprotected Female ; Unfaithful Wife ; Wages of Sin ; Widow ; Willie's Camera ; Why Foxy Grandpa Escaped Ducking ; Weighing the Baby ; You Will Send Me to Bed, Eh? Auto Boat on the Hudson ; Vanderbilt Cup Auto Race ; Holland Submarine Torpedo Boat ; Children in the Surf ; Coney Island Police Patrol Chicken Thief ; First Baby ; Hero of Liao Yang ; Judge Alton B. Parker ; Lost Child ; Moonshiners ; Person ; Racing the Chutes at Dreamland ; Seashore Baby ; Slocum Disaster ; Speed Test of Tarantula ; Swimming Class ; Two Bottle Babies ; Widow and the Only Man. Al Treleor Muscle Exercises ; Athletic Girl and Burglar ; Auto Races, Ormonde, Fla. ; Ballroom Tragedy ; Barnstormers ; Between the Dances ; Chauncy Explains ; Country Courtship ; Dream of the Racetrack Fiend ; Deer Stalking with Camera ; Departure of Train from Station ; Deadwood Sleeper ; Everybody Works but Father ; Firebug ; Flight of Ludlows Aerodrome ; Fun on the Joy Line ; Gee, If Me Mudder Could See Me ; Gossipers ; Great Jewel Mystery ; Henpecked Husband ; His Move ; Horse Thief ; Impossible Convicts ; Kentucky Feud ; Leap Frog Railway ; Ludlow's Aeroplane ; Lifting the Lid ; Mobilizing Mass. State Troops ; Moose Hunt in Canada ; Mystery of the Jewel Casket ; Nan Paterson's Trial ; Oslerizing Papa ; Pipe Dream ; Quail Shooting ; Pinehurst ; Reuben in the Subway ; River Pirates ; Reception of British Fleet ; Salmon Fishing, Quebec ; Sparring at N.Y. Athletic Club ; Simple Life ; Spirit of '76 ; Trout Fishing, Rangeley Lakes ; Turkey Hunt, Pinehurst ; Two Topers ; Under the Bamboo Tree ; Wine Opener ; Wedding ; Wrestling, N.Y. Athletic Club. At the Monkey House ; Black Hand ; Country Schoolmaster ; Critic ; Dr. Dippy's Sanitarium ; Fox Hunt ; Friend in Need Is Friend Indeed ; Gateway to the Catskills ; Grand Hotel to Big Indian ; Hallroom Boys ; Holdup of Rocky Mt. Express ; In the Haunts of Rip Van Winkle ; In the Heart of the Catskills ; Lighthouse ; Married for Millions ; Masqueraders ; Mr. Butt-In ; Mr. Hurry-Up ; Night of the Party ; Paymaster ; Poughkeepsie Regatta ; San Francisco ; Society Ballooning ; Subpoena Server ; Trial Marriages ; Through Austin Glen ; Valley of Esopus ; Village Cut-Up. Crayono ; Deaf-Mutes Ball ; Dr. Skinum ; Elopement ; Falsely Accused ; Fencing Master ; Fights of Nations ; Hypnotist's Revenge ; If You Had a Wife Like This ; Jamestown Exposition ; Love Microbe ; Model's Ma ; Mrs. Smithers' Boarding School ; Neighbors ; Professional Jealousy ; Rube Brown in Town ; Tenderloin Tragedy ; Terrible Ted ; Truants ; Under the Old Apple Tree ; Wife Wanted ; Yale Laundry. Bobby's Kodak ; Classmates ; Lonesome Junction ; Snowman ; Boy Detective ; Princess in the Vase ; Yellow Peril ; Caught by Wireless ; Famous Escape ; Her First Adventure ; Old Isaacs, the Pawnbroker ; His Day of Rest ; Hulda's Lovers ; King of the Cannibal Islands ; King's Messenger ; Mixed Babies ; Music Master ; Romance of an Egg ; Sculptor's Nightmare ; When Knights Were Bold ; At the French Ball ; Invisible Fluid ; Man in the Box ; Night of Terror ; 'Ostler Joe ; Outlaw ; Over the Hills to the Poorhouse ; Thompson's Night Out ; Black Viper ; Fight for Freedom ; Kentuckian ; A Calamitous Elopement ; Deceived Slumming Party ; The Man and the Woman ; Betrayed by a Handprint ; Monday Morning in a Coney Island Police Court ; Smoked Husband ; The Stolen Jewels ; Where the Breakers Roar ; The Zulu's Heart ; The Barbarian, Ingomar ; Concealing a Burglar ; The Devil ; Father Gets in the Game ; Mr. Jones at the Ball ; The Planter's Wife ; Romance of a Jewess ; Vaquero's Vow ; After Many Years ; The Guerilla ; The Ingrate ; Money Man ; Pirate's Gold ; Song of the Shirt ; Taming of the Shrew ; The Christmas Burglars ; The Clubman and the Tramp ; The Feud and the Turkey ; The Reckoning ; The Test of Friendship ; Valet's Wife ; The Curtain Pole ; Mrs. Jones Entertains ; The Maniac Cook ; A Wreath in Time ; The Honor of Thieves ; The Criminal Hypnotist ; The Sacrifice ; The Welcome Burglar ; A Rural Elopement ; Mrs. Jones Has a Card Party ; The Hindoo Dagger ; The Salvation Army Lass ; Love Finds a Way ; Tragic Love ; The Girls and a Daddy. Those Boys ; The Cord of Life ; Trying to Get Married ; The Fascinating Mrs. Frances ; Those Awful Hats ; Jones and the Lady Book Agent ; The Drive for Life ; The Brahma Diamond ; The Politician's Love Story ; The Jones Have Amateur Theatricals ; Edgar Allan Poe ; The Roue's Heart ; His Ward's Love ; At the Altar ; The Prussian Spy ; The Medicine Bottle ; The Deception ; The Lure of the Gown ; Lady Helen's Escapade ; A Fool's Revenge ; The Wooden Leg ; I Did It, Mama ; A Burglar's Mistake ; The Voice of the Violin ; A Little Child Shall Lead Them ; The French Duel ; Jones and His New Neighbors ; A Drunkard's Reformation ; The Winning Coat ; A Rude Hostess ; The Eavesdropper ; Confidence ; Lucky Jim ; A Sound Sleeper ; A Troublesome Satchel ; 'Tis an Ill Wind ; The Suicide Club ; Resurrection ; One Busy Hour ; A Baby's Shoe ; Eloping with Auntie ; The Cricket on the Hearth ; The Jilt ; Eradicating Auntie ; What Drink Did ; Her First Biscuit ; The Violin Maker of Cremona ; Two Memories ; The Lonely Villa ; The Peach-Basket Hat ; The Son's Return ; His Duty ; A New Trick ; The Necklace ; The Way of Man ; The Faded Lillies ; The Message ; The Friend of the Family ; Was Justice Served? ; Mrs. Jones' Lover ; The Mexican Sweetheart ; The Country Doctor ; Jealousy and the Man ; The Renunciation ; The Cardinal's Conspiracy ; The Seventh Day ; Tender Hearts ; A Convict's Sacrifice ; Sweet and Twenty ; The Slave ; They Would Elope ; Mrs. Jones' Burglar ; The Mended Lute ; Indian Runner's Romance ; With Her Card ; The Better Way ; His Wife's Visitor ; The Mills of the Gods ; Oh, Uncle! ; The Sealed Room ; 1776, or Hessian Renegades ; The Little Darling ; In Old Kentucky ; The Children's Friend ; Comata, The Sioux ; Getting Even ; The Broken Locket ; A Fair Exchange ; The Awakening ; Pippa Passes ; Leather Stocking ; Fools of Fate ; Wanted, a Child ; The Little Teacher ; A Change of Heart ; His Lost Love ; Lines of White on the Sullen Sea ; The Gibson Goddess ; In the Watches of the Night ; The Expiation ; What's Your Hurry? ; The Restoration ; Nursing a Viper ; Two Women and a Man ;
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