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Minta: I’d just LOVE it. And don’t forget those pictures you want to send to me, I’ll be grateful for them.Stephen: All right, I will. I’ll have copies made. You’d like to have the copies sent?Minta: Yes.Stephen: You want Mack Sennett; you want one of Mabel, by herself, and there’s another one I have, I don’t have it with me here, two of them I’d like you to see, there’s one, -- I didn’t bring them all with me, you can realize they’re pretty valuable, for traveling around. And my publisher’s very fussy, too. About copies and things like that. But for you, it doesn’t make any difference, but I wouldn’t give pictures to just anybody, see, as you know, when pictures are copied, it makes the rarity of them go down. Much less.Minta: Yes. This Stuart Oderman that I know in New York City, rather he lives in East Orange, but I mean he plays for these museums and all, and he’s so nuts about this stuff, he buys only, he pays any price, he bought a new picture of Mabel that he found out here. I don’t know, I think he paid $25. for it. And things of that kind. And when you get back home, and get in touch with me, I’d like to have you get in touch with HIM. Because he likes to say (see?) things that you do, and --Stephen: You mentioned someone else before that saw the play with you. Who saw the play with you? Julia was telling me about another fellow that was out here.Minta: That’s Stuart Oderman. he is a teacher; his whole life is music and nostalgia and the theaters. And he has a friend by the name of Mr. Lee that was with WOR, and this man has such a collection, as you’ve never seen in your lifetime, and when he retired from WOR he took to his great garage and made a theater in it, and people come from all over.Stephen: I was telling Don, if he gets to the East coast, stop by and say hello. (End of Tape REEL 6A)BIBLIOGRAPHYBalshofer, Fred and Miller, Arthur. One Reel A Week. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1967.
Chicago: Lake Claremont Press, 2000. Blum, Daniel. A Pictorial History of the Silent Screen. New York: Grosset and Dunlap, 1953. Bowser, Eileen, editor. Biograph Bulletins: 1908-1912. New York: Octagon Books, 1973. Chaplin, Charles. My Autobiography. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1964. Cooper, Graham C., Steven Higgins, Elaine Mancini, Joao Luiz Vieira.D.W. Griffith and the Biograph Company. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecow Press, 1985. Dressler, Marie. My Own Story. Boston: Little Brown & Co., 1934. Drew, William M. Speaking of Silents Vestal, NY: Vestal Press, 1989. Eyman, Scott. Mary Pickford: America’s Sweetheart New York: Donald I Fine, 1990. Florey, Robert. Hollywood D’Hier et D’Aujourd Hui. Paris: Editions Prisma, 1948. Fowler, Gene. Father Goose. New York: Covici-Friede, 1934. Fussell, Betty H. Mabel: Holywood’s First I-Don’t Care-Girl. New Haven & New York: Ticknor and Fields, 1982. Goldwyn, Samuel. Behind the Screen. New York: Geo. H. Doran, 1923. Griffith, Mrs. D. W. (Linda Arvidson). When the Movies Were Young. New York: Blom, 1968. Hampton, Vernon B. Staten Island’s Claim to Fame: The Garden Spot of New York Harbor Staten Island, New York: Richmond Borough Publishing & Printing Co., 1925. Kirkpatrick, Sidney. A Cast of Killers. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1986. Lahue, Kalton and Brewster, Terry. Kops and Custards. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1968. Lahue, Kalton. Mack Sennett: The Man, The Myth, and The Comedies. South Brunswick, NJ: A.S. Barnes, 1971. Lahue, Kalton. World of Laughter: The Motion Picture Comedy Short 1910-1930. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1966. Lahue, Kalton, and Gill, Sam. Clown Princes and Court Jesters. South Brunswick, NJ: A.S. Barnes, 1970. Long, Bruce. William Desmond Taylor: A dossier. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1991. Loos, Anita. A Girl as I, New York: Viking 1966 Loos Anita., The Talmadge Girls, NY: Viking 1978 Maltin, Leonard. The Great Movie Comedians. New York: Bell Publishing, 1982. Marx, Arthur. Goldwyn: Autobiography of the Man Behind the Myth. New York: Norton, 1976. Mathieu, Thierry Georges. La Naissance de Charlot, Keystone – 1914 (“Chaplin at Keystone” series of film studies) La Reole, France: Ars Regula, 2002-2005 Specific titles of interest: Revue no. 2: “Kid’s Auto Race,” “Mabel’s Straneg Predicament” Revue no. 6: “Mabel at the Wheel,” “Twenty Minutes of Love” Revue no. 7: “Caught in a Cabaret,” “Caught in the Rain” Revue no. 8: “A Busy Day,” “The Fatal Mallet” Revue no. 9: “Her Friend the Bandit,” “The Knockout” Revue no. 10: “Mabel’s Busy Day,” “Mabel’s Married Life” Revue no. 18: “His Trysting Pace” Revue no. 19: “Getting Acquainted”
Seacaucus, NJ: Citadel Press, 1965. Niver, Kemp. Motion Pictures from the Library of Congress Paper Print Collection. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1967. Normand, Stephen. Mabel Normand: Her grand-nephew’s memoir Films in Review, Aug-Sept. 1974: Oderman, Stuart. Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle: A Biography of the Silent Film Comedian, 1877-1933. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland, 1994. Oderman, Stuart. The Keystone Crowd: Mack, Mabel, the Kops and the Girls (1908-1915). Albany, Georgia: Bear Manor Media, 2007. Parsons, Louella. The Gay Illiterate. New York: Doubleday, 1944. Ramsaye, Terry. A Million and One Nights. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1926 Robinson, David. Chaplin: His Life and Art. New York: McGraw Hill, 1985. Robinson, David. Hollywood in the Twenties. South Brunswick, NJ: A.S. Barnes, 1968. Sennett, Mack, with Cameron Shipp. The King of Comedy. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1954. Sherwood, Robert E. Best Moving Pictures of 1922-23, Also Who’s Who in the Movies. Boston: Small, Maynard, 1923 Skretvedt, Randy. Laurel and Hardy: The Magic Behind the Movies. Beverly Hills, CA: Past Times Pub., 1994. Slide, Anthony and Wagenknecht, Edward. Fifty Great American Silent Films: 1912-1920. New York: Dover Publications, 1980. Sobel, Bernard. Broadway Heartbeats. New York: Hermitage House, 1953. Sobel, Raoul and Francis, David. Chaplin: Genesis of a Clown. New York: Quartet Books, 1977. Spears, Jack. Hollywood: The Golden Era. New York: Castle Books, 1971. St. Johns, Adela Rogers. The Honeycomb. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1969. St. Johns, Adela Rogers. Love, Laughter and Tears. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1978. Vidor, King. A Tree Is A Tree. New York: Harcourt Brace, 1953. Yallop David. The Day the Laughter Stopped. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1976. Walker, Brent E. Mack Sennett’s Fun Factory Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland Press, 2009 White, Wendy Warwick. Ford Sterling: The Life and Films. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland Press, 2006. FILMOGRAPHY _________________________________________________________________ This filmography has been years in the making and has been complied from various and diverse sources, all of which have been checked against each other for accuracy. Some of the primary sources, other than viewings of the original films themselves, have included the following: The Great Movie Comedians by Leonard Maltin D. W. Griffith and the Biograph Company by Cooper C. Graham, et. al. Kops and Custards by Kalton Lahue Mack Sennett: The Man, The Myth and the Comedies by Kalton Lahue Films from the Library of Congress Paper Print Collection by Kemp Niver The Films of Mabel Normand, by Betty Fussell in Film History, Nov-Dec. 1988, Vol. 2, no. 4 Scripts for Mabel’s Goldwyn films contained in the MGM Archives of the University of Southern California’s Film Library, Special Collections Biograph production records contained in The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Margaret Herrick Library, Special Collections In recording the data on the films Mabel made with Arbuckle I have when in doubt referred to Sam Gill’s Arbuckle filmography found in David Yallop’s The Day The Laughter Stopped and Andy Edmond’s Frame-Up!: The Untold Story of Fatty Arbuckle. However, it should be noted that Kalton Lahue, in Kops and Custards, makes the comment that “Charles Avery is known to have directed thirty-one of the early Arbuckle Keystones,” a fact which, if true, is at odds with Sam’s listing.243 With regard to Mabel’s feature films, an effort has been made to identify which actor played which part. Yet as there are some gaps in the record, particularly with respect to some of the Goldwyn films, this has not always been possible. Fortunately, however, those feature films which do not list who played which part are the exception and not the rule. Film with asterisks (*) indicate films known to still be in existence. The following are the codes for identifying their location. Films marked with asterisk without source location given are known to be in the possession of private collectors. Archive code: LC Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., MOMA Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY, EG Em Gee Film Library, Los Angeles, CA, Blackhawk Blackhawk Films Collection, Killiam Killiam Films
OVER THE GARDEN WALL Vitagraph 973 ft., released: June 10, 1910 cast: Maurice Costello, Florence Turner, Mabel Normand, Willie Marks, Kenneth Casey, Adele DeGarde TWO OVERCOATS Vitagraph rel: June 24, 1911 Dir. George Baker John Bunny, Flora Finch, William Shea, Kate Price, Mabel Normand (?)
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957 ft., rel: August 29, 1910 Dir. D.W. Griffith cast: Mary Pickford, Henry Walthall, Claire McDowell, Kate Bruce, Verner Clarges, Robert Harron, Mabel Normand (extra)
Vitagraph length: 957 ft., rel: Mar. 14, 1911 cast: Mabel Normand, James Morrison, Leo Delaney TROUBLESOME SECRETARIES * Vitagraph 1 reel, rel: Apr. 21, 1911 Dir.: Ralp Ince cast: John Bunny, Mabel Normand, Ralph Ince, James Morrison, Alec B. Francis * Blackhawk, about a split reel survives of this film. PICCIOLA Vitagraph 1/2 reel, rel: Apr. 29, 1911 cast: Mabel Normand WHEN A MAN’S MARRIED HIS TROUBLE BEGINS Vitagraph 1/2 reel, rel: May 6, 1911 Cast: James Morrison, Edward Philby, Mabel Normand? HIS MOTHER Vitagraph 1/2 reel, rel: May 9, 1911 cast: Mary Maurice, Maurice Costello, Mabel Normand A DEAD MAN’S HONOR Vitagraph 1000 ft., rel: May 23, 1911 cast: Maurice Costello, Mabel Normand, Julia Swayne Gordon THE CHANGING OF SILAS WARNER Vitagraph 1000 ft., rel: June 10, 1911 cast: Maurice Costello, Mabel Normand THE SUBDUING OF MRS. NAG *? Vitagraph 1000 ft., rel: July 14, 1911 director. Geo. D. Baker, author. Van Dyke Brooks cast: John Bunny, Flora Finch, Mabel Normand, James Morrison, Mrs. B. F. Clinton * Possibly David Shepard. THE DIVING GIRL * Biograph
502 ft., rel: Aug. 21, 1911 dir. Frank Powell, camera. Percy Higginson cast: Fred Mace, Mabel Normand, Wm. J. Butler, Verner Clarges, Robert Harron, Donald Crisp, Eddie Dillon, Dell Henderson, Florence Lee, Guy Hedlund, Joseph Graybill, W. C. Robinson, J. Waltham filmed: 7/5-8/1911 Location: Huntington, Long Island, NY copyright: Aug. 23, 1911 * MOMA
Vitagraph 1/2 reel, rel: Aug. 22, 1911 cast: Mabel Normand? THE BARON * Biograph
619 ft., rel: Aug. 31, 1911 dir. Mack Sennett, auth: Edwin August, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Dell Henderson, Grace Henderson, Mabel Normand, Joseph Graybill, Fred Mace, Kate Bruce, Alfred Paget, Wm. J. Butler, Kate Toncray filmed: 7/24-28/1911 Location: Ft. Lee, NJ copyright: Sept. 5, 1911 THE SQUAW’S LOVE * Biograph
998 ft., rel: Sept. 14, 1911 dir. D. W. Griffith, auth. Stanner E. V. Taylor, cam. G. W. Bitzer, Percy Higginson, John Mahr cast: Mabel Normand, Dark Cloud, Dorothy West, Alfred Paget, Claire McDowell, Wm. J. Butler, Kate Bruce, Donald Crisp filmed: 8/1-3/1911 Location: Cuddleback-ville, NY copyright: Sept. 18, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 1050 ft., rel: Sept. 28, 1911 Biograph, dir. D. W. Griffith, cam. G. W. Bitzer cast: Mabel Normand, Kate Bruce, Harry Hyde, Vivian Prescott?, Fred Mace?, Robert Harron, Kate Toncray, Wm. J. Butler, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Frank Evans, Charles Hill Mailes, W. C. Robinson, Donald Crisp, Edwin August?, Marion Sunshine? filmed: 8/21-22/1911 Location: Ft. Lee, NJ copyright: Sept. 28, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 1000 ft., rel: Oct. 5, 1911 dir. D. W. Griffith, auth. R. L. Bond, cam. G. W. Bitzer cast: Dell Henderson, Blanche Sweet, Wm. J. Butler, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Frank Evans, Kate Toncray, Gladys Egan, Charles Hill Mailes, W. Chrystie Miller, Guy Hedlund, Eddie Dillon, Joseph Graybill, Claire McDowell, Donald Crisp, Frank Evans, W. C. Robinson, Charles Hill Mailes, Vivian Prescott, Mabel Normand, Harry Hyde, Wilfred Lucas, Grace Henderson, J. Waltham filmed: 8/14-17/1911 Location: Ft. Lee, NJ copyright: Oct. 7, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 1035 ft., rel: Oct. 16, 1911 dir. D. W. Griffith, auth. T. P. Bayer, cam. G. W. Bitzer cast: Mabel Normand, Robert Harron, Grace Henderson, Wm. J. Butler filmed: 7/13, 8/26-28/1911 Location: New York studio copyright: Oct. 17, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 530 ft., rel: Oct. 23, 1911 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Geo. Hennessy, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Fred Mace, Mabel Normand, Eddie Dillon, Mack Sennett filmed: 9/10-17/1911 Location: Ft. Lee-Westfield, NJ copyright: Oct. 25, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 389 ft., rel: Nov. 4, 1911 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Mrs. Montayne Perry, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Fred Mace, Dell Henderson, Mabel Normand, Lily Cahill filmed: 9/23-30, 10/2/1911 Location: Ft. Lee, NJ copyright: Nov. 4, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 706 ft., rel: Dec. 4, 1911 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Elmer Booth, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Fred Mace, Mabel Normand, Eddie Dillon, Wm. J. Butler?, W. C. Robinson, J. Waltham, William Beaudine, Kathleen Butler filmed: 9/1, 9/8, 9/28/1911 Location: Huntington, NY copyright: Dec 5, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 1037 ft., rel: Dec. 11, 1911 dir. D. W. Griffith, auth. Geo. Hennessy, cam. G. W. Bitzer cast: Joseph Graybill, Mabel Normand, Charles Hill Mailes, Wm. J. Butler filmed: 10/23-26/1911 Location: Englewood, NJ copyright: Dec. 13, 1911 * MOMA
Biograph 1044 ft., rel: Jan. 11, 1912 dir. & auth. D. W. Griffith, cam. G. W. Bitzer cast: Blanche Sweet, Mabel Normand, Edwin August, Kate Bruce, Jiquel Lanoe, Guy Hedlund, Donald Crisp, Jeannie MacPherson, Charles Hill Mailes filmed: 7/19, 7/22, 7/25, 8/11/1911 Location: Coytesville, NJ copyright: Jan. 13, 1912 * MOMA
Biograph 959 ft., rel: Feb. 15, 1912 dir. D. W. Griffith, cam. G. W. Bitzer cast: Mary Pickford, Mabel Normand, Charles H. West, Marquerite Marsh Loveridge filmed: 1/1912 Location: Santa Monica, CA copyright: Feb. 15, 1912
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574 ft., rel: Feb. 19, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Edna Alexander, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Mack Sennett, Charles H. West, Dell Henderson filmed: 2/19/1912 Location: NY copyright: Feb 20, 1912 * MOMA
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497 ft., rel: Mar. 11, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Mabel Normand, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Eddie Dillon, Dell Henderson, Kate Bruce, Fred Mace, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Wm. J. Butler, Charles H. West, Harry Hyde, William Beaudine filmed: 1/1912 Location: CA copyright: Mar. 11, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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1/2 reel, rel: Mar. 11, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Fred Mace, Mack Sennett, Mabel Normand, Dell Henderson, W. C. Robinson, J. Jiquel Lanoe filmed: 1/1912 Location: CA copyright: Mar. 11, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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488 ft., rel: Mar. 21, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Dell Henderson, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mack Sennett, Mabel Normand, Dell Henderson, William Beaudine, William J. Butler, Kate Bruce, Kate Toncray, Harry Hyde, Fred Mace, Eddie Dillon, Grace Henderson, Della Hall? filmed: 1/1912 Location: CA copyright: Mar. 21, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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506 ft., rel: April 1, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Juanita Bennett, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Eddie Dillon, Dell Henderson, J. Jiquel Lanoe, William J. Butler, Frank Evans, Kate Toncray, Edwin August, Harry Hyde, W. C. Robinson, W. Christy Cabanne filmed: 1/1912 Location: CA copyright: Apr. 1, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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1/2 reel, rel: Apr. 11, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Fred Mace, Eddie Dillon, Dell Henderson, Alfred Paget, W. C. Robinson, Frank Evans filmed: 2/1912 Location: CA copyright: Apr. 10, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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1/2 reel, rel: Apr. 22, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mack Sennett, Mabel Normand, Dell Henderson, William J. Butler, Kate Bruce, Charles Avery, J. Jiquel Lanoe filmed: Jan-Feb 1912 Location: CA copyright: Apr. 22, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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456 ft., rel: May 2, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Dell Henderson, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Fred Mace, Claire McDowell, Wm. J. Butler, Eddie Dillon, Dell Henderson, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Harry Hyde, Kate Bruce, Kate Toncray, William Beaudine filmed: 2/1912 Location: CA copyright: May 3, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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1/2 reel, rel: May 13, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Dell Henderson, Kate Bruce, Mack Sennett, Wm. J. Butler, William Beaudine filmed: 3/1912 Location: CA copyright: May 13, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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1049 ft., rel: May 20, 1912 dir. D. W. Griffith, auth. Wilfred Lucas, cam. G. W. Bitzer cast: Wilfred Lucas, Harry Hyde, Dorothy Bernard, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Claire McDowell, Kate Toncray, W. Christy Cabanne, Frank Opperman, Alfred Paget, Charles Gorman, Frank Evans, Charles Hill Mailes, William J. Butler, Kate Bruce, Mabel Normand, Mae Marsh filmed: 3/19 copyright: May 20, 1912 * MOMA
Biograph 425 ft., rel: May 23, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Earl Hodge, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Eddie Dillon, Frank Opperman, Grace Henderson, Fred Mace, Dell Henderson, Wm. J. Butler, Charles H. West, Frank Evans, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Mack Sennett, William Beaudine filmed: 3/1912 Location: CA copyright: May 22, 1912 * LC, MOMA TOMBOY BESSIE * Biograph
521 ft., rel: June 3, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. William E. Wing, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Mack Sennett, Kate Toncray, William J. Butler, W. C. Robinson, Frank Opperman, Charles Gorman? filmed: 4/1912 Location: CA copyright: June 8, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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363 ft., rel: June 13, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Dell Henderson, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Fred Mace, Frank Evans, William J. Butler, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Frank Opperman, Kate Toncray, F:Sylvia Ashton? filmed: 4/1912 Location: CA copyright: June 25, 1912 * LC, MOMA
Biograph. 636 ft., rel: June 13, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Dell Henderson, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Fred Mace, Jack Pickford, Vivian Prescott, Tony O’Sullivan filmed: 4/1912 Location: CA copyright: June 25, 1912 * LC, MOMA
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742 ft., rel: June 24, 1912 dir. Mack Sennett, auth. Dell Henderson, cam. Percy Higginson cast: Mabel Normand, Fred Mace, Phillip Parmalee, Kate Bruce, Grace Henderson, Jack Pickford, Eddie Dillon, William J. Butler, Harry Hyde, Charles Gorman, J. Jiquel Lanoe, Alfred Paget, Sylvia Ashton filmed: 4/1912 Location: CA copyright: June 28, 1912 * LC, MOMA, Blackhawk |