Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself

Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself -Solax 1911-1912 Moving Picture News

Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself -Solax 1911-1912 Moving Picture News

Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself -Solax 1911-1912 Moving Picture News

Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself -Solax 1911-1912 Moving Picture News

Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself -Solax 1911-1912 Moving Picture News

Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself -Solax 1911-1912 Moving Picture News

Be Natural original story of Alice Guy Blaché by herself -Solax 1911-1912 Moving Picture News

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The "Be Natural Detective" is offering a reward of $500 for information leading the ©riginal Grave tomb of Alice Guy Blache .$ 500 !! REWARD !!!! Le " Soyez détective naturel» offre une récompense de 500 $ pour toute information menant à la tombe ©riginal d'Alice Guy Blache . $ 500 !! Récompense !!!! ...El " Ser detective Natural " está ofreciendo una recompensa de 500 dólares por información que lleve a la tumba ©riginal de Alice Guy Blache . $ 500 !! Recompensa !!!! ...「必ずナチュラル探偵は「アリス·ガイBlacheの© riginal墓をリードする情報については、 500ドルの報奨金を提供している。 500ドル！ REWARD !!!!

"Le Piano" irresitible Alice Guy Be Natural Alice Guy ©riginal story by Alice Guy J©1992

Que bueno.
-is this film contain its original sound or what ?
-This is just wonderful! The music fits perfectly!!! Kudo to whoever picked this music. I love Alice Guy's movies.
Never thought I'd see people from 1907 dancing like that, funny stuff!
-What was the date when this was released?
-I'have same opinion about music. Good choice,
-Amazing dance moves for early twentieth century. I am normally leery of modern soundtracks for archaic film but this works perfectly. Wonder what the original score for theaters was.
-shouldnt have added audio, you shouldve kept original, the song is a good song in itself, but ridicules this piece of cinematography history.
-About as poor a choice of music as is possible.
-I'have same opinion about music. Good choise,
-1906, Alice Guy Gaumont Production. Preserved in the "Archives National du Film", Paris
-I think it's ruddy brilliant
bonne année, bisous
-@latinbeatz The music doesn't "ridicule" the film at all; I think it's an inspired choice for accompaniment, especially when you see everybody dancing in the room near the end (that policeman does a mean pogo!). it's a fun film, which deserves some fun music, and it's nicely synched to the film, too. Lighten up!
-Fun blending. I wonder what their real rection would be if they could listen to the anachronistic song of Ray
merci
-so fantastic coregraphy and scenogragy , ..indeed I must say

"Le Piano" irresitible Alice Guy Be Natural Alice Guy ©riginal story by Alice Guy J©1992

Que bueno.
-is this film contain its original sound or what ?
-This is just wonderful! The music fits perfectly!!! Kudo to whoever picked this music. I love Alice Guy's movies.
Never thought I'd see people from 1907 dancing like that, funny stuff!
-What was the date when this was released?
-I'have same opinion about music. Good choice,
-Amazing dance moves for early twentieth century. I am normally leery of modern soundtracks for archaic film but this works perfectly. Wonder what the original score for theaters was.
-shouldnt have added audio, you shouldve kept original, the song is a good song in itself, but ridicules this piece of cinematography history.
-About as poor a choice of music as is possible.
-I'have same opinion about music. Good choise,
-1906, Alice Guy Gaumont Production. Preserved in the "Archives National du Film", Paris
-I think it's ruddy brilliant
bonne année, bisous
-@latinbeatz The music doesn't "ridicule" the film at all; I think it's an inspired choice for accompaniment, especially when you see everybody dancing in the room near the end (that policeman does a mean pogo!). it's a fun film, which deserves some fun music, and it's nicely synched to the film, too. Lighten up!
-Fun blending. I wonder what their real rection would be if they could listen to the anachronistic song of Ray
merci
-so fantastic coregraphy and scenogragy , ..indeed I must say

Be Natural The Original Story of Alice Guy Blache by Alice Guy Jr

  The Solax Studio was built in 1912 by Alice Guy Blaché, who had begun directing films for the Gaumont Company in Paris in 1896. In 1907, Leon Gaumont sent Alice and her new husband, Herbert Blaché, to take charge of Gaumont’s operations in the United States, and they opened a studio in Flushing, New York. Alice Blaché started her own company, Solax, in 1910, producing melodramas and one reel comedies in Flushing for the nickelodeon market.

          Solax prospered and moved to Fort Lee two years later, acquiring an acre of land on Lemoine Avenue. The original studio building was approximately 62 feet on each side, with offices and dressing rooms on the lower floors, and a glass-enclosed stage area above. Office buildings and a small laboratory were also constructed. The studio produced an average of two short films every week, ranging from action pictures like “Beasts of the Jungle” to the “Burstup Holmes” comedy detective series. When the market for short films collapsed, the Blachés expanded the laboratory and began making feature pictures in partnership with Popular Plays & Players. Olga Petrova starred in many of these including “The Tigress” and “My Madonna.”

          As the U. S. Amusement Corp., the Blachés also produced and directed features for Pathé Metro, and William Randolph Hearst’s International Film Service. After 1917, the studio was rented to other producers, including Goldwyn, Fox, and Selznick. Francis Doublier’s Hirlagraph Motion Picture Corp. acquired the property after Solax declared bankruptcy in 1922. It later passed to Consolidated Film Industries and Bonded Motion Pictures Properties, who expanded the laboratory and warehouse facilities. The studio building burned in 1929 and most of the remaining buildings were razed in 1965 to make way for a supermarket.

Be Natural The Original Story of Alice Guy Blache Be Natural The Original Story of Alice Guy Blache

Be Natural The Original Story of Alice Guy Blache

Be Natural The Original Story of Alice Guy Blache