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| In what year was Eadweard Muybridge's Galloping Horse created? |
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| In what year was the Persistence of Vision created? |
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| In what year did Jules Marey Record the first series of live action with a single camera? |
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| In what year was the first continuos film on record? |
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| In what year was Fred Ott's sneeze created? |
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| In what year did Edison apply for a patent on Willam Dickenson's kinetograph? also known as the (motion picture camera) |
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| Where and in what year did the first Kinetoscope parlor open? |
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In what year was the first film projected to a paying audience?
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| What was the Latham loop and in what year was it created; and who took credit? |
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| It made possible for film longer than 50 to 100 feet to be projected; Edison took credit; crated in 1895 |
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| Who directed a Trip to the Moon and in what year was it shown? |
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| In what year did the first permanent movie theater in LA open? |
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| In what year was the Great train robbery played? |
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| In what years did the film industry move west? |
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| By 1908 how many nickelodeons were made? |
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| In what year was the Motion Picture patent company formed? |
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| In what year did DW griffith direct his first film? |
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| Who was DW griffiths camera man? |
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| By 1912 how many movie tickets were sold each week? |
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| In what year did DW griffith leave Biograph for Mutual |
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| how much did Intolerance cost to make? |
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| What was the name of Thomas Edison's Film Studio, also the first film studio in the history of motion pictures? |
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| short films of everyday life |
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| The edison company and 12 of its USA rivals and the Melies/pathe companies formed MOTION PICTURES PATENT CO. Wanted control over manufacturing of film equipment as well as production, distribution,and exhibition of all films |
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President lincoln signed a proclamation calling for ______________ volunteers to enforce (Southern) states from seceding. |
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| for the first time in history |
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on which side did the stoneman Bros fight during the civil war |
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In which town did an irregular Northern army of guerillas raid? |
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Who came to the rescue of the people of Piedmont? |
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What did the cameron girls donate for the failing cause? |
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| The last of their dearest possessions: Margaret-Shawl and Flora- Tartan Dress |
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Who ordered an attempt to break through the northern line and rescue the food train? |
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"the little colonel" lead the final assult against the union command of captain____________ |
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"the little colonel" ended up in a hospital where______________ was a nurse |
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who granted the colonel a pardon? |
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Whose photograph did "the little colonel" carry with him for a long long time? |
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Which Southern General surrendered on April 9 1856? |
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The South under ______________fostering hands goes to rebuild itself. |
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| What happened to President Lincoln while he was watching a play? |
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what man was to be made a symbol of his race ,the power of any white man living |
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Silas Lynch was sent South to aid carpetbaggers in organizing and wielding the power of the what? |
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on election day all the blacks are given a ballot while leading whites are? |
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Receiving the returns the negros and carpetbaggers__________ |
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what was the conduct of the first legislative session under reconstruction? |
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| Heated and Quiet , Serious |
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The little colonel is a nickname for who |
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How did the little colonel get the idea for the kU Klux Klan? |
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| watching white children scaring black children dressed up as ghosts |
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how many KKK costumes were made by the women of the south? |
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what did miss cameron do after being chased by gus when she refused to marry him? |
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| jumps to her death to avoid being raped |
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Silas lynch proposes to who? |
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what was the fate of KuKlux Klan sympathizers |
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| victims of the black mobs |
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who came to the rescue of the peidmont towns people |
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who stopped the blacks from voting at the next election |
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| In what year did mack Sennet start directing for the biograph |
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| In what year was did Mack Sennet found Keystone |
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| When did charlie chaplin sign wit h keystone |
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Who was the director of Chaplin? |
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What was charlies mother doing when she was booed off stage? |
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Under what circumstances did chaplin first appear on stage? |
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| when he had to recover for his mom |
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What was the name of the institution where chaplin was taken after his mother could no longer care for him? |
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Who helped chaplin get into vaudeville with the fred karno company? |
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Fred Karnos vaudeville company was was genre |
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what female director could chaplin not work with? |
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who let chaplin direct his first film |
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what was the real reason chaplin left Mack sennett |
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in one of chaplins flims a public official was kicked in the butt. what was the job of the official |
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who said "to my way of thinking, motion pictures are potentially the most influential form of communication ever invented |
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Who was chaplins enemy he made at the dinner |
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What was the one thing that finally turned Chaplin into exile ? |
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What was hoovers reaction to the great dictator? |
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Chaplin was found guilty of being a _______________ even though the blood test found him innocent |
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where was chaplin when he found out he was being kicked out of the US |
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| On his way to London in New York Harbor |
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When did chaplin finally return and for what occasion |
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| 20 years later for the academy awards |
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| Where did Harold Lamb (speedy) meet his GF |
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| on the train , the tate limited |
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| Upon arriving to college speedy instantly became known as |
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| the college boob, the class clown, the spender |
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| at speedys first football practice he has an encounter with what type of animal |
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| while trying out for football speedy finds the team using him as a |
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| a player suggest the coach lets speedy stay on the team as a |
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| who was the host of the fall frolic |
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| What was the problem with speedys suit |
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| it is only basted so it begins to fall apart |
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| who helps speedy repair his suit at the party |
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| what caused speedy to get in a fight at the fall frolic |
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| a guy was hitting on peggy |
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| what was the reason speedy got into the game |
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| all the players were getting injured |
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| in one scene speedy crosses the goal line with a _________instead of the ball |
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| it is clear speedy has scored a touchdown when his what is covered with white chalk |
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| what happens to speedy when he is reading a note from his gf |
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| he falls in the shower and it turns on when he is fully dressed |
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Deep below the earths surface lays the |
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What happened to the workers when the machines exploded |
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| Where did john frederson say the workers belonged |
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| what is the name of the inventor who lives in the strange house in the middle of metropolis |
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| What was the cost to the inventor of creating a machine man |
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| why did john frederson go to see the inventor |
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| what is the mediator between the head and the hands |
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| Who does rotwang make the machine look like |
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what was rotwangs goal with the machine man |
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| to make it look like maria so the men would listen to it |
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who was the erotic dancer at the party |
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what effect did the erotic dancer have on the men |
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who were the living food for the machines |
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who ordered the workers to kill the machines |
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if the heart of the machine is destroyed what will happen to the city |
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as the underground city floods who is left to escape |
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without the machines what will happen to the workers |
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| they will destroy themselves |
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Who is the witch that caused the workers to destroy the machines |
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How does the mob destroy the maria like machine |
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who was the mediator that got jon fredersen and the workers representative to join hands and make peace |
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| The opening of singing in the rain takes place at a movie |
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| Don lockwood got his place in movies when he replaced |
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| an actor in a western film |
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| at his party the producer, Mr. Simpson, had a little surprise for his guests what was it? |
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| a demonstration of a talking picture |
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| While trying to shoot his second scene with Lina lamont, Dexter the director has a problem with what piece of recording equipment |
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| what was the reason mr simpson stopped production of the dueling cavalier |
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| he wanted to make a talking pic to compete with the jazz singer |
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| what was the audiences reaction to the talking dueling cavaliers |
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| they laughed because the recording was so horrible. |
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| in order to fix the dueling cavalier Cosmo presents what idea |
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| where does the singing in the rain dance number take place |
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| on a street at night in the rain |
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| the title dueling cavaliers was changed to |
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| who was the person asked to replace LIna Lamonts voice |
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| Why wa skathys title card taken off the screen |
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| at the end of the movie what song does lina lamont try to sing |
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| singing in the rain , A FLAT |
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| Who is called the father of film |
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| In what year did edward Muybridge photograph the galloping horse? |
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| In what year did thomas edison apply for paton on kinnetograph |
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| In what year did george eastmen invent roll film? |
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| Who made the film called a trip to the moon? |
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| What film holds the record for being number 1 at box office for over 9 years? |
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| What were the first permanent movie theaters called? |
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| What was the name of DW griffiths camera man? |
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| Who gave actors their first screen credit? |
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| What movie branded DW griffith a racist? |
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| What were the first short films of every day life called? |
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| Who directed the great train robbery? |
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| What was significant about fred otts sneeze? |
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| the 1st film on record at the library of congress |
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| What was the Lumiere bros camera that was also a projector called? |
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| What was the revolutionary film technique used in the great train robbery? |
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| shooting at numerous locations |
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| Who set the size of film at 35 mm |
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| who was the assistant that helped edison invent the first movie camera? |
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| who was it that founded the first film company? |
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| What device motivated edison to invent movie pictures? |
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| What film made movies seen as an art form |
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| what does mppc stand for? |
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| Motion pictures patent company |
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What was the drum like device invented in 1834 that created moving images
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| Thomas edisons first films were produced in his studio called? |
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| IN what year was the first film projected in paris france? |
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| What film caused DW griffith to lose most of his fortune? |
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| Who set the speed of silent films at 16 frames per second? |
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| Where were the first peep hole viewers placed? |
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| What were the reasons the film industry settled in hollywood? |
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| weather, saftey, cheap labor, and diverse topography |
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| Who was DW griffiths mentor? |
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| Who is credited with inventing slapstick comedy? |
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| Who is called the stone face comedian? |
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| What is it called when an actor expresses part with jesters rather than words? |
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| Who was the first actor to make 1 mill a year? |
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| harolyd loyd began his career imitating what comedian |
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| where was it that keystones studios had a dirrect link to? |
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| the fire dept alarms so when they went off they could film the key stone cops |
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| What type of film appeals more to the viewers emotions than their intellect? |
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| Who is considered the worlds first super star? |
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| What comedy genre was derived from the circus vaudeville and burlesque? |
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| Harolyd loyd became famous by looking? |
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| Harolyd loyd became famous by looking? |
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| In what form of entertainment did many film comedians get their start? |
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| Who gave mac sennet his first job as a film director |
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| what film was inspired by charlie chaplins own childhood? |
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| What was Buster Keaton's most spectacular film? |
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| Films from what country inspired mac sennets comedy |
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| France. the pathe companies |
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| who was considered "the Pantomime genius" |
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| what was Harold Loyds trademark? |
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| In what year did charlie chaplin arrive in hollywood? |
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| What was the most popular film genre during the 1920s |
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| in what year was the freshman made? |
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| Who was the french comedian that inspired charlie chaplin |
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What character did harold loyd develope that was too close to chaplins character
the little tramp? |
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| What vaudville comedian perfomed in the roughest act of the history of stage? |
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| What was the act that made chaplin a vaudeville star? |
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| What did chaplin use to create the little tramp? |
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| fatty arbuckles pants, slap shoes, mustache, cane , and derby hat |
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| Who was the person responsible for bringing chaplin to hollywood? |
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| What slapstick comedian is known for using large props? |
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| In what year did mac sennett form keystone studios? |
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| What were the group of actors in mac sennett's slapstick comedies called? |
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| What producer hired harold loyd to star in his films? |
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| in what year did the german government form the UFA? |
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| What was the film that started expressionism? |
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| The cabinet of DR. caligari |
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| What were the years of the german golden era? |
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| What french term means the creative assembling of film scenes? |
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| Who was the director of MEtropolis? |
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| What German UFA silent film was made without title cards? |
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| What did German UFA film makers believe was the most important part of their films? |
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| capturing expressionism, having a distorted view of reality |
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| What is considered the most important sequence in film history? |
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| Who was the last laughs camera man? |
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| Who was the director of the battleship potemkin? |
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| What was the most admired UFA movie by Hollywood Film makers? |
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| Which film is considered the first horror film? |
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| the cabinet of dr caligari |
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| What does the French term film noir mean? |
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| What are some of the characteristics of Film Noir? |
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| crime, coruption, sadism, urban life in bleak surroundings |
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Film makers from this country believed editing was the most important film
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During the 40s and 50s Hollywood films were most influenced by filmmakers from
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| Who is credited with inventing the 3 camera technique? |
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| In what year ws the cabinet of Dr. Caligari made? |
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| Who signed a decree nationalizing the russian cinema? |
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| what was the name of the russian workshop that trained students by watching films? |
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| What caused the end of the german golden era? |
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| What caused the end of the german golden era? |
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| Who directed the last laugh? |
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| In 1928 the US imported the most films from what country? |
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| How many films did sergi Eisenstein direct in Hollywood? |
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| none because of his communist idealology |
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| The Odessa steps sequence was part of what russian film? |
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| What are some characteristics of expressionism? |
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| exaggerated sets, distorted view of reality, sets that looked outside but were actually inside , a mad mans world |
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