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245 00 Treasures III :|bsocial issues in American film, 1900-1934
/|cproducer, National Film Preservation Foundation.
246 3 Treasures 3
246 3 Treasures Three
246 30 Social issues in American film, 1900-1934
264 1 [San Francisco, CA] :|bNational Film Preservation
Foundation ;|aChatsworth, CA :|bDistributed by Image
Entertainment,|c[2007]
264 4 |c©2007
300 4 videodiscs (approximately 738 min.) :|bsound, black and
white with color sequences ;|c4 3/4 in. +|e1 book (xv, 173
pages : illustrations ; 19 cm.)
336 two-dimensional moving image|btdi|2rdacontent
337 video|bv|2rdamedia
338 videodisc|bvd|2rdacarrier
500 Special features: Commentary [optional audio feature with
each film ]; About the film [text feature]; Book includes
essay about each film by Scott Simmon, essay about the
music for each film by Martin Marks.
500 GMD: videorecording.
505 00 |gProgram 1. The city reformed :|tThe black hand /
|rAmerican Mutoscope and Biograph Company|g(1906) (11
min.) --|tHow they rob men in Chicago /|rAmerican
Mutoscope and Biograph Company|g(1900) (25 sec.) --|tThe
voice of the violin /|rAmerican Mutoscope and Biograph
Company|g(1909) (16 min.) --|tThe usurer's grip /|rThomas
A. Edison, Inc.|g(1912) (15 min.) --|tFrom the submerged
/|rEssanay Film Manufacturing Co.|g(1912) (11 min.) --
|tHope : a Red Cross seal story /|rThomas A. Edison, Inc.
|g(1912) (14 min.) --|tThe cost of carelessness /
|rUniversal Film Manufacturing Company|g(1913) (13 min.) -
-|tLights and shadows in a city of a million /|rFord
Motion Picture Laboratories|g(1920) (7 min.) --|t6,000,000
American children--are not in school /|rAssociated Screen
News Ltd.|g(1922) (2 min.) --|tThe soul of youth /
|rRealart Pictures Corp.|g(1920) (80 min.) --|tA call for
help from Sing Sing! /|rHearst Metrotone News, Inc.
|g(1934) (3 min.).
505 00 |gProgram 2. New women :|tKansas saloon smashers /|rThomas
A. Edison, Inc.|g(1901) (1 min.) --|tWhy Mr. Nation wants
a divorce /|rThomas A. Edison, Inc.|g(1901) (2 min.) --
|tTrial marriages /|rAmerican Mutoscope and Biograph
Company|g(1907) (12 min.) --|tManhattan Trade School for
Girls|g(1911) (16 min.) --|tThe strong arm squad of the
future /|rMutual Film Corporation|g(1912) (1 min.) --|tA
lively affair|g(1912) (7 min.) --|tA suffragette in spite
of himself /|rThomas A. Edison, Inc.|g(1912) (8 min.) --
|tOn to Washington /|rUniversal Film Manufacturing Company
|g(1913) (80 sec.) --|tThe hazards of Helen : Episode 13
"The escape on the fast freight" /|rKalem Co.|g(1915) (13
min.) --|tWhere are my children? /|rUniversal Film
Manufacturing Company|g(1916) (65 min.) --|tThe courage of
the commonplace /|rVitagraph Company of America|g(1913)
(13 min.) --|tPoor Mrs. Jones! /|rU.S. Dept. of
Agriculture|g(1926) (46 min.) --|tOffers herself as bride
for $10,000 /|rHearst Metrotone News, Inc.|g(1931) (2
min.).
505 00 |gProgram 3. Toil and tyranny :|tUncle Sam and the
Bolsheviki-I.W.W. rat /|rFord Motion Picture Laboratories
|g(1919) (40 sec.) --|tThe crime of carelessness /|rThomas
A. Edison, Inc.|g(1912) (14 min.) --|tWho pays? Episode 12,
"Toil and tyranny" /|rPathé Frères|g(1915) (35 min.) --
|gSurviving reel of|tLabor's reward /|rRothacker Film
Manufacturing Co.|g(1925) (13 min.) --|tListen to some
words of wisdom /|rHearst Metrotone News, Inc.|g(1930) (2
min.) --|tThe godless girl /|rPathé|g(1928) (128 min.).
505 00 |gProgram 4. Americans in the making :|tEmigrants landing
at Ellis Island /|rThomas A. Edison, Inc.|g(1903) (2 min.)
--|tAn American in the making /|rUnited States Steel
Corporation|g(1913) (15 min.) --|tRamona /|rBiograph
Company|g(1910) (16 min.) --|tRedskin /|rParamount
Pictures|g(1929) (82 min.) --|tThe United Snakes of
America /|rFord Motion Picture Laboratories|g(1917) (80
sec.) --|tUncle Sam donates for Liberty Loans /|rFord
Motion Picture Laboratories|g(1919) (75 sec.) --|t100%
American|g(1918) (14 min.) --|tBud's recruit /|rGeneral
Film Company|g(1918) (26 min.) --|tThe reawakening /|rFord
Motion Picture Laboratories|g(1919) (10 min.) --|tEight
Prohibition newsreels /|rHearst Metrotone News, Inc.
|g(c1923-1933) (13 min.).
508 Film curator, Scott Simmon ; music curator, Martin Marks ;
contributing archives, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences, George Eastman House, Library of Congress,
Museum of Modern Art, National Archives and Records
Administration, UCLA Film & Television Archive ; composers,
Aardett Sextet, Allen Feinstein, Stephen Horne, Martin
Marks, Michael Miller, Brian Robison, Elena Ruehr, Charles
Shadle, G. Scott Vercoe.
511 0 Commentators include Richard Abel, Margaret Archuleta,
Blaine M. Bartell, Jennifer M. Bean, Lendol Calder, Donald
Crafton, Margaret Finnegan, Jere Gulden, Tom Gunning,
Randy Haberkamp, Jennifer Horne, Patrick Loughney, Russell
Merritt, Chon A. Noriega, Rick Prelinger, Cecilia deMille
Presley, Steven J. Ross, Shelley Stamp, Gregory A. Waller,
Kristen Whissel.
520 In the years before World War I, virtually no issue was
too controversial to bring to the screen. The first
American movies were deeply engaged with society, coming
from an era when movies and entertainment were intimately
interwoven with public debate. As such, they were shown
in commercial movie theaters but also in clubs, churches,
schools, and everywhere screens could be hung outdoors--
from the sides of city tenements to country barns. This
archive sends these treasures back into the world, where
they found their inspiration. "The City Reformed" deals
with the urban problems: poverty, criminality, health,
safety, child welfare, and corruption. Gender, family,
and the crusade for equal voting rights dominate in
program 2, "New Women." Labor struggles and oppression
are central to program 3, "Toil and Tyranny." The final
program, "Americans in the Making, " brings together films
confronting immigration, race relations, and wartime home-
front sacrifice.
538 DVD; Region 0 (All), NTSC; Dolby digital sound.
546 Silent with music and English intertitles.
650 0 Social problems in motion pictures.
650 0 Motion pictures|xSocial aspects|zUnited States.
650 0 Motion pictures|zUnited States|xHistory.
650 0 Motion picture film collections|zUnited States.
650 0 Motion picture film|xPreservation.
650 0 Silent films|zUnited States|xHistory.
651 0 United States|xSocial conditions|y20th century.
655 7 Silent films.|2lcgft
655 7 Short films.|2lcgft
655 7 Feature films.|2lcgft
655 7 Social problem films.|2lcgft
700 1 Simmon, Scott.
700 1 Marks, Martin Miller.
710 2 American Mutoscope and Biograph Company.
710 2 Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
710 2 Essanay Film Manufacturing Co.
710 2 Universal Film Manufacturing Company.
710 2 Ford Motion Picture Laboratories.
710 2 Associated Screen News Ltd.
710 2 Realart Pictures Corp.
710 2 Hearst Metrotone News, Inc.
710 2 Mutual Film Corporation.
710 2 Kalem Company.
710 2 Vitagraph Company of America.
710 1 United States.|bExtension Service.
710 2 Pathé Frères (U.S.)
710 2 Rothacker Film Manufacturing Co.
710 2 United States Steel Corporation.
710 2 Biograph Company.
710 2 General Film Company.
710 2 National Film Preservation Foundation (U.S.)
710 2 Image Entertainment (Firm)
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