Tony Royster Jr. Playing a HUGE, Bozzio-like DW drum set and killing it!!!For more clips of Tony Royster, Jr., please visit www.fastclips.comMr. Royster also has a DVD of a live session in Hollywood, CA coming out soon! Tony Royster Jr....
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Judith of Bethulia 1913Cast: Blanche Sweet -Judith, Henry B. Walthall -Holofernes's Eunuch Attendant, Robert Harron -Nathan, Mae Marsh -Naomi, Lillian Gish -A Young Mother, Lionel Barrymore, Antonio Moreno, Kate Bruce -Judith's maid, Gertrude Bambrick, Alfred Paget, Gertrude Robinson, Edward Dillon, Harry Carey -A Traitor, Dorothy Gish -The crippled beggar, Charles Hill Mailes, G. Jiguel Lanoe -Holofernes's Eunuch Attendant, William Christy Cabanne, Thomas Jefferson. Frank E. Woods -Screenwriter Billy Bitzer -Cinematographer, James Smith -Editor William Christy Cabanne - First Assistant Directorhttp://www.YouTube.com/DIRECTORSSERIES http://www.YouTube.com/THEATRECORNER http://www.YouTube.com/IRARONA http://www.YouTube.com/TVNETWORKShttp://www.YouTube.com/TVDAYS http://www.tvdays.com(400 DVD TITLES )DW GRIFFITH at BIOGRAPH COMPANY by IRA H.GALLEN Conservative Biograph Studios refused to allow D. W.Griffith to make any film longer than two reels. Ignoring this edict, Griffithallowed his Biblical epic Judith of Bethulia to run four reels, which led to his exit from the studio. Judith of Bethulia tells the story, set in theancient world, of the young widow Judith (Blanche Sweet) offering herself toAssyrian leader Holofernes (Henry B. Walthall) in order to kill the man andavenge the subjugation and slaughter of her countrymen.With that material towork with, and shooting of a 12-square-mile set that allowed him to present the battle scenes, Judith of Bethulia was as big a picture as Griffith was associated with. Griffith did feel compelled to devise a more traditional movie story, involving the rescue of Mae Marsh by Robert Harron, and one can spot such Griffith stalwarts as Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish, and Harry Carey in small parts.Notes: Griffith's power of concentration had become so great that he could watch a rehearsal, read notes given to him and converse with his staff at the same time. At times, he could look at you without really seeing you. Construction began in Los Angeles' CHATSWORTH PARK on the sets of JUDITH OF BETHULIA. Griffith designs and builds a street of Bethulia, a replica of the city walls and a tract of land was filled with pitched tents for the campsite of the HOLOFERNS.A makeup man helped the fifty or so extras into their wigs, beards and costumes with an assist by whatever Griffith regulars weren't acting that day. Each player was advised to remember his or her costume continuity. J.C. DW GRIFFITH...
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www.zefilho.com.brwww.myspace.com/zefilho2008Música : DWAutor : Zé FilhoÁlbum : Guitar Performance (1997)Gravado na Sala de Cultura do Shopping Sul em João Pessoa-PB no dia 24/08/2006.Músicos :Adriano Ismael - baixoDennis Luis - BateriaFábio Giovanni - teclado DW - Zé Filho
The Mothering Heart 1913 cast: Lillian Gish -The Young Wife, Joseph McDermott ,Mae Marsh ,Peggy Pearce, Adolphe Lestina, Walter Miller, Charlie Murray, Charles H. West, Viola Barry,Gertrude Bambrick ,Blance Sweet, Mae Marsh, Josephine Crowell, Kate Bruce , Donald Crisp Billy Bitzer - CinematographerSummary: The Mothering Heart was one of six films Griffith was producing and directing at the same time in California 1913, and the first major roll for Lillian Gish. Against her better judgment the young women(Lillian Gish), marrys a man shes not sure is the right person(Walter Miller). During the hard times together the wife takes on jobs doing laundry until better days come for her husband. But the Husband starts to do well and becomes discontent with his wife and unhappy the way she looks.Its while he takes his wife out for dinner that he starts to flirt with a women(Peggy Pearce) at another table and soon takes up with her after a chance meeting.Its when Lillian whos now expecting a baby finds the womens gloves in the husbands jacket that her suspicions are aroused. She leaves him to have her baby at her mothers home as the man dates the other women.Its at dinner one night that the women meets another man flirting with her from another table(Charlie Murry) and runs off with him.The husband goes back to Lillian for forgivenes to learn that his baby has died. For what every reason Lillian will forgive him, and they hug and hope to start over the right way.Take note of Henry Walthal and Mae Marsh as extras having dinner, as well as Donald Crisp and Blanche Sweet dancing together as performers on the stage in the resturant. http://www.YouTube.com/DIRECTORSSERIES http://www.YouTube.com/THEATRECORNER http://www.YouTube.com/IRARONA http://www.YouTube.com/TVNETWORKShttp://www.YouTube.com/TVDAYS http://www.tvdays.com(400 DVD TITLES )DW GRIFFITH AT BIOGRAPH BY IRA H. GALLENWhat soon ends Griffith's association with the Biograph Company will be the events surrounding the production of three films: THE BATTLE OF ELDERBUSH GULCH, THE MOTHERING HEART and JUDITH OF BETHULIA. All three are being made at the same time, each one was different and highly involved in scope and production value. They're made with the same cunning he used in his other battles with the front office.The question on the audiences lips was now reaching across all class boundaries; the D.W. Griffith method riveted them in their seats or had them sitting up on the edge of the seats, awaiting the outcome. Moving picture audiences were now coming to feel as well as see the stories on the nickelodeon or movie parlor screens in front of them. Griffith's acting company would soon be operating in such a fashion as to be completely independent of any one actress or actor. Each category of character was staffed in depth by Griffith.He had the practice of alternating casts which kept any one player from becoming too important. This kept them from knowing their importance with the public for a period of better than three years. In this fashion, salaries were kept quite low.Moving pictures were still produced in a highly improvised manner. Griffith would never be found using a shooting script of any sort which outlined the action. The synopsis was carried in his head. If one scenic background that was called for in the story was unavailable, he changed the background and altered the story to fit. Production problems as well as the continuity of the story that was being shot were also kept in Griffith's head.What makes it all work was that those who stayed on to learn and work with Griffith soon became a permanent part of his stock company and assisted him in his decisions as well as in carrying out his orders. Whenever an actor or actress was not actually appearing in a story, they might be seen in the background, working on a Griffith errand or carrying a prop. DW GRIFFITH THE...
Two brothers, Phil and Ted Stoneman, visit their friends in Piedmont, South Carolina: the family Cameron. This friendship is affected by the Civil War, as the Stonemans and the Camerons must join up opposite armies. The consequences of the War in their lives are shown in connection to major historical events, like the development of the Civil War itself, Lincoln's assassination, and the birth of the Ku Klux Klan. Birth of a Nation...
CLIPMANIA takes a glance at what the 'Can Gang' from Valence in France have been throwing.CLIPMANIA meets young polish internet drumming sensation Igor FaleckiAnd CLIPMANIA investigates the new Marketing bug which is infecting the internet. Can Throwing as Visual PoetryFive young Frenchmen turn tossing a can away into an artform.Even the simplest film ideas can sometimes lead to big things. Five friends from the provincial town of Valence near Lyon got together with a camera and a tin can and took to the streets. They posted their first video on the internet in May 2006 and kick started a new trend, winning fans all over the world. Suddenly many other people tried to master their can throwing skills. The youngsters from 'The Can Gang' received an interesting proposal: a free trip around the world with unlimited drinks, courtesy of a major soft drinks producer.Polish Percussion Prodigy and Internet StarLittle Igor Falecki from Poland is one of the most famous drummers on the Internet. But exactly how does someone so young, get to be so good? AND just how old is this boy ?Igor Falecki is only six years old but he can already drum like a pro. His dad films him practising at home in Gdansk, Poland, and posts the footage on the Internet. His videos have attracted around 20 million clicks. There's plenty of media interest in the talented 6-year-old too. He's given lots of interviews and people even ask for his autograph. His parents, both muscians, are very careful not to put their son under too much pressure. They don't want him to lose his enjoyment of music. We followed Igor on a visit to one of the world's largest musical instruments trade fairs in Frankfurt, where he met legendary American drummer Dom Famularo. The American was so impressed that he offered to give him one on one coaching later on this year in New York. But that isn't all, a major drum kit maker presented the talented young boy with a shiny new drum kit hoping to promote more young talent.Have You Caught The Viral Marketing Bug?Advertisements work a bit like diseases. They are supposed to infect you with the desire to buy a specific product. Nowadays though many people have become immune to commercials. So now advertisers have come up with a more subtle way of getting their messages across.In October 2006, US stuntman Ron Hammer attempted to set a new world record by jumping over the Hornbach DIY superstore in Berlin on a motorbike. He crashed. But survived -- miraculously uninjured. It all seemed too perfect to be true and yet the dramatic video was soon the talk of the Internet. Posters of the event appeared all over Berlin, photos were posted on popular web pages and Ron Hammer became an instant celebrity. He appeared in a video on MTV, a poster in teen magazine Bravo and was even the focus of a deadly earnest TV report. But three months on, a TV station was given the inside story and millions of viewers were surprised to learn that it was all just an elaborate hoax to advertise the store. More and more people are being duped by this new breed of advertising men. Another brilliant video shows some unbelievable soccer skills from Ronaldinho and led internet users to discuss the video's credibilty for weeks. It too was a fake. For advertisers, it's a dream come true in terms of a kind of product placement that achieves maximum exposure at minimum cost. But others say it undermines media credibility. CLIPMANIA: World...
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Dw maple x acrylicDepois de várias sugestões produzi um vídeo em meu pequeno estúdio comparando o som da dw collector's maple, acabamento original em 'finishply' e os tambores de acrílico nas mesmas medidas com ferragens dw. O resultado me surpreendeu, principalmente pela semelhança nos timbres. O processoFiz uma base usando um bumbo de 20x16, uma caixa de 12x7 e chimbal, sobre a base gravei os 'overdubs' com as duas bateras. O tema central é em 'pergunta e resposta' entre os dois kits acompanhados pela base, há alguns improvisos procurando valorizar a sonoridade dos tambores. Como na edição de imagens, na mixagem procurei deixar as duas bateras sutilmente deslocadas para cada lado: maple à esquerda, acrílico à direita.Nos dois kits com medidas, 10,12,14,16 e 22 usei as mesmas peles (remo emperor). No bumbo e respostas, as peles originais. Usei caixas diferentes, acompanhando a 'dw acrylic' uma caixa em birch 14x5 e acompanhando a dw maple sua caixa original 14x5.MicrofonesUsei os mesmos microfones tentando manter as mesmas posições.Bumbo: Eletrovoice RE27Caixa: Shure SM57Tons: Le Son LB-4Overs: Superlux ECO-H6A Sound Check - dw...
A Corner in the Wheat 1909 Cast: Owen Moore ,George Nichols ,Charles Hill Mailes ,Jeanie Macpherson, Blanche Sweet, Frank Powell Mack Sennett Billy Quirk Henry Walthall Kate Bruce William J. Butler Linda Arvidson, James Kirkwood, Arthur V. Johnson, Edward Dillon, Grace Henderson, Frank Evans, D.W. Griffith - Screenwriter, Frank E. Woods - Screenwriter, Billy Bitzer - CinematographerThis is the first film in which Griffith attempts social commentary. The scenario parallels the problems of a poor farmer and the dealings of an ill-fated DW GRIFFITH A...
The Musketeers of Pig Alley 1912 cast: Robert Harron, Lillian Gish, Walter Miller, Alfred Paget, Jack Pickford, Elmer Booth , Lionel Barrymore, Dorothy Gish, Harry Carey ,Donald Crisp ,D.W. Griffith - Screenwriter Anita Loos - Screenwriter, Billy Bitzer - Camerahttp://www.YouTube.com/DIRECTORSSERIES http://www.YouTube.com/THEATRECORNER http://www.YouTube.com/IRARONA http://www.YouTube.com/TVNETWORKS http://www.youtube.com/TVDAYS http://www.tvdays.com (400 DVD TITLES)DW GRIFFITH at BIOGRAPH by IRA H. GALLENAnother Griffith landmark and what could reasonably be considered the first gangster film ever made. Clearly this exercise in realism is the predecessor of the crime movies of later generations, as well as one of Griffith's most profoundly moving shorts.BLANCHE SWEET was one of those in whom Griffith couldn't see DW GRIFFITH...
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A bit of Katri Ylander. This is so made for the Doctor and Rose and yet it isn't. It sounds like it though. Rose is crying because of him and wonders if he's moved on which, judging by the pictures, he obviously has done. + a picture of Tallulah. it seemed appropriate for that part of the song.Lyrics: istun hiljaa, sjatukset vievät minut poisvaikeroiden hengitän ja näänhymysi kun katsoit minuunviimeistä kertaaantaisin mun sydämestä kaikenonko vielä aikaa?en tiedä missä meet, haaveet kadonneetmä tarviin sua niin, jätit syvyyksiinsä elämäni teit ja kaiken multa veitootanko mä turhaan, vai onko vielä aikaa?varjelen sun päiväkirjaapöly peittää kansikuvanavainkin on kadoksissaen löydä sitä mistäänsuojelen kuin enkeli sun muistoja mielessänikyynelillä pahat henget poistanonko vielä aikaa?en tiedä missä meet...ehkä joskus vielä kahdestaanjospa kaikki löytyy uudestaanen tiedä missä meet...And the same in english:i sit silently, my thoughts take me awayi try to breathe and i seeyour smile the last time you looked at mei'd give anything for my heartis there still time?i don't know where you're goingmy dreams are losti need you so much, you left me in the depthsyou made my life, you took everything from meam i waiting for nothing, or is there still time?i'm guarding your diary, it's covered in dustthe key's lost, i can't find it anywherei protect like an angel your memories in my mindi drive the bad spirits away with tearsis there still time?i don't know where...maybe just the two of us somedaymaybe we'll find it all againi don't know where...(ok, i know the translation sucks, but hey! i'm freakin' tired, man!) Onko Vielä Aikaa...
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Here is part 1 between Danny wiseman/Michael Fagan against Joe ciccone and ronnie Russell.Enjoy :D 2008 PBA Exempt...
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: The SHOCKING finale of the match between Danny Wiseman/Michael fagan facing Joe ciccone and Ronnie Russell. Also, if anyone wants to donate to help me with college then go to paypal and send a donation to coolforever4537@yahoo.comEnjoy :D 2008 PBA Exempt...
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ISN'T LIFE WONDERFUL was D.W. Griffith's last independent production before he was forced to sell his Mamaroneck studio to help pay off mounting debts from his Revolutionary War epic AMERICA and his bad business practices. It incorporates the best elements of intimate dramas like BROKEN BLOSSOMS with a large scale backdrop like HEARTS OF THE WORLD. This story of a poor family's trials and tribulations in inflation ravaged post World War I Germany is remarkably grim and is presented realistically. Griffith came under heavy criticism for presenting a sympathetic portrait of a family in Germany (they were changed from German to Polish although one character tears up a picture of the Kaiser) and for shooting the film in Germany itself. His protégé' Carol Dempster gives the performance of her brief career showing what she could have been capable of had Griffith used better judgment as to what he put her in. She plays Inga, a poor girl trying to keep her family's spirits up while trying to realize her own dreams. As the wounded veteran Paul who hopes to marry Inga, Neil Hamilton (who would play Commissioner Gordon on TV's BATMAN 40 years later) gives a sensitive and engaging performance. The film plays like an early neorealist drama and had an impact on later filmmakers such as G.W. Pabst, Sergei Eisenstein, and even Vittoria De Sica. It is starkly but beautifully photographed and full of social criticism which did not go down well at all with Jazz Age audiences.http://www.YouTube.com/DIRERECTORSSERIES http://www.YouTube.com/THEATRECORNER http://www.YouTube.com/IRARONA http://www.YouT http://www.YouTube.com/DIRERECTORSSERIES http://www.YouTube.com/THEATRECORNER http://www.YouTube.com/IRARONA http://www.YouTube.com/TVNETWORKhttp://www.YouTube.com/TVDAYShttp://www.YOUTUBE.com/GALLENMOVIEShttp://www.tvdays.com(400 DVD TITLES )DAVID WARK GRIFFITH at BIOGRAPH by IRA H. GALLEN.He was already thirty-three years old when he began with the Biograph Company. He was born in Crestwood, Kentucky, on January 22, 1815, the son of Jacob Wark Griffith, a former colonel in the Army of the Confederacy.The Civil War was a decade past when he was born; yet his family, his home and the entire social and cultural atmosphere of the Confederacy were to help shape the man who would become the father of all moving picture making. His deep chest and his articulate, compelling voice, complete with a touch of the Southern accent, completed the portrait of a logical and very rational mind. His first and last ambition, until fate would turn his attention into picture, was to be a writer, a dream that he had nurtured since he was six years old.His Southern background, aided and abetted by his father's military career, added a martial air to Griffith's character, but with the war but a memory, he turned himself to more scholarly pursuits. He dreamed of becoming a great literary figure, a dream that was to turn more specifically to the interest of becoming a dramatist. In furtherance of this goal, he started acting to better his feel of and for the theatre. Griffith was very young when his father passed away; with the family wealth also gone, he looked for work along with the other able members of his family.Jobs ranged from the indignity of a wire elevator operator to the somewhat more refined status as a salesman for Encyclopedia Britannica; but eventually his interests would join hands with economic need and Griffith turned to acting. But survival as an actor meant that he would dig ditches and pick hops among other odd jobs to survive the periods of unemployment that are so characteristic of theatre work.During this time in his life, free moments were spent reading, writing and in dreaming of goals yet unachieved. Griffith was a dreamer; when it came to his future, he had an ego matching his confidence in himself and his future. His dreams and attitudes brought LINDA ARVIDSON into his life. They were traveling together in a road show company and she was taken up in the Griffith personality and dreams. She shared his dreams and wanted to develop with him.After they had been married for two years, a time of continued traveling with theatre troupes, finds them back in New York City. Even as a youth, Griffith seemed an unlikely candidate for marriage. Within him there was that certain something that rendered him larger than the conventional concept of marriage seemed to require. Yet now he's married and new responsibilities goaded old ambitions. D.W. GRIFFITH's...
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*NOTE - THIS KIT HAS BEEN SOLD AS OF 9/5/07.In this video, the music farm TV will take you on a tour of a used 1999 DW Custom kit. Email Todd@themusicfarm.com with any questions. themusicfarm.com...
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DW GRIFFITH BY IRA GALLENIt was an era that laid the foundation upon which was built the Golden Age of Cinema; an era whose development and advancement of the moving picture as an art form was inextricably tied to one man's creative and innovative genius.The man's name is D. W. Griffith--David Wark Griffith--and his story is that of the period between 1908 and 1913 when he created a method of storytelling in purely cinematic terms that was to raise the moving picture permanently out of the category of a scientific curiosity.This he did by the use of techniques that broke precedents and created a vocabulary of visual devices for the emergence of film as art as well as by the development of a stock company of actors and actresses with him at the American Mutuscope and Biograph Company in New York, who would later emerge as some of the greatest individual talents during the glory years of the Golden AgeDavid Wark Griffith's film creation, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, was to make history and achieve immortality when released in 1914. With THE BIRTH, Griffith was to bring together the words DW GRIFFITH THE...
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Tokio Hotel's Spring nicht video on popXport, and a little something about an ex-Foreign Minister being a Tokio Hotel fan.Basically the minister dude invites Tokio Hotel to his 80th birthday party (or something) but they can't go cos they're going on tour. Then something about the twins being recruited by the army.(thanks to reivincent) Tokio Hotel on...
Well, this is a tour of my DW drum set... I tried to explain it the best way i could, and all comments are accepted.Specs:22x20 Bass Drum10x8 Tom12x9 Tom14x11 Floor Tom16x13 Floor TomAll upgraded with DieCast hoops on both sides...All Collector's Series in Black Swirl FinishPly14x5 Snare Drum in Natural Satin Finish with Wood hoops and Puresound wires.10x5.5 Snare Drum in Natural Satin Finish with Puresound wires.9000 Hardware everywhere !!!Paiste Cymbals10 DW CUSTOM DRUM...
DW GRIFFITH by IRA H. GALLENIt was an era that laid the foundation upon which was built the Golden Age of Cinema; an era whose development and advancement of the moving picture as an art form was inextricably tied to one man's creative and innovative genius.The man's name is D. W. Griffith--David Wark Griffith--and his story is that of the period between 1908 and 1913 when he created a method of storytelling in purely cinematic terms that was to raise the moving picture permanently out of the category of a scientific curiosity.This he did by the use of techniques that broke precedents and created a vocabulary of visual devices for the emergence of film as art as well as by the development of a stock company of actors and actresses with him at the American Mutuscope and Biograph Company in New York, who would later emerge as some of the greatest individual talents during the glory years of the Golden AgeDavid Wark Griffith's film creation, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, was to make history and achieve immortality when released in 1914. With THE BIRTH, Griffith was to bring together the words DW GRIFFITH AS IT...
vintage synth demo by RetroSoundsome self-made retro-sounds from my Korg EX-8000 DWGS Synthesizer more info: http://www.retrosound.de and http://www.myspace.com/retrosound72 Korg EX-8000 DWGS...
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The Sunbeam 1912 Cast: Gerald Griffin, Mabel Taliaferro, Warner Anderson, Raymond McKee, Claire McDowell Ynez Seabury Dell Henderson Kate Bruce ,George Hennessy - Screenwriter Billy Bitzer - CinematographerSummary: Gerald Griffin plays Stephen Rutherford, is a wealthy, crotchety old man who disowned his son for marrying a poor girl. His son has since passed on, and he still refuses to acknowledge his wife Prue (Mabel Taliaferro) or their grandson Bobby (Warner Anderson), even though Prue works at Rutherford's own candy factory, bringing some happiness to the other workers there.She gets involved with Danny O'Maddigan (Raymond McKee), a reformed criminal whom she is helping to keep out of trouble. Prue and Bobby are out walking when he is run over by a vehicle owned by the Rutherford factory, and he is brought to the old man's home, where he takes a liking to the boy without ever realizing it is his grandson.Grandfather, daughter-in-law, and grandsonare reconciled but Danny has now gotten into trouble for pilfering $10 from the receipts to pay for his grandmother's 75th birthday party -- in the process, his former criminal associates steal the rest of the receipts, and Danny is blamed for the entire burglary. Rutherford, his heart softened by his reconciliation with Prue and Bobby, learns that Prue is in love with him and helps him beat the charges, and Danny is released so that he can marry Prue.DW GRIFFITH AT Stories ranged from the pedantic to the brilliant, centering around the era that was growing out of the Age of Innocence. In each of these films, there was some experiment, however insignificant. A light effect that enhanced the setting and mood of a living room. A group of men on horses galloping down the road, after a pan shot revealed the road. Any small touch like this made a film remarkable for this period of time. The TRACKING SHOT, the CLOSE UP, the HIGH ANGLE, the FLASHBACK, the INSERT; SPECIAL LIGHTING EFFECTS, MASKING SCENES, FADES and DISSOLVES.The whole gamut was there but nobody was picking up the tools with which to create. As of yet, there was no one who knew how. His cameraman, Billy Bitzer, would arrive at some of these effects either independently or on occasion, accidentally. At other time, effects would be taken, whether consciously or unconsciously, from the productions of other directors, American as well as European.Griffith would use his tools with intelligence and sometimes genius; the Griffith method was taking on a shape. From the studio base of operations at the Biograph Co., Griffith took his cast and crew out of the set; he continuously broadened his selection of locations.He took his stories to Little Falls, Fort Lee, Cliffside, Atlantic Highlands, Coytsville, Shadyside and Hoboken; all in New Jersey, as well as Sound Beach, Conn. His stories were a menage of mystery, drama, love, hate, family life, love relationships, mountain and western adventures and comedies.In the development of his cinematic repertory company, Griffith had access not only to heroes and heroines, but also to character actors and actresses as well as children so as to facilitate whatever the cast needs for a particular story might be. Because the cast members were mostly young and eager to prove themselves, Griffith was able to encourage some healthy rivalry for his benefit. DW GRIFFITH THE...

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