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J. Stuart Blackton, Joseph Kilgour and Harry T. Morey during the filming of the Vitagraph Studios film "Battle Cry of Peace", 1915 (b / w photo)
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J. Stuart Blackton, Joseph Kilgour and Harry T. Morey during the filming of the Vitagraph Studios film "Battle Cry of Peace", 1915 (b / w photo)
5669201 J. Stuart Blackton, Joseph Kilgour and Harry T. Morey during the filming of the Vitagraph Studios film " Battle Cry of Peace", 1915 (b/w photo) by Bain, George Grantham - Bain News Service (1865-1944); (add.info.: shows director J. Stuart Blackton, Joseph Kilgour and Harry T. Morey during the filming of the Vitagraph Studios film " Battle Cry of Peace" (" Battle Cry of War" ). Photographed for Bain News Service)
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This photo captures a significant moment in the history of early cinema. Taken during the filming of the Vitagraph Studios film "Battle Cry of Peace" in 1915, it features director J. Stuart Blackton alongside actors Joseph Kilgour and Harry T. Morey. The image showcases their dedication to creating powerful moving pictures that would captivate audiences. Set against a militaristic backdrop, this photograph reflects the wartime atmosphere prevalent during World War I (WWI). It serves as a reminder of how cinema was used as a medium for propaganda and entertainment during times of conflict. The film itself, titled "Battle Cry of Peace" or sometimes known as "Battle Cry of War" aimed to convey messages about war and its consequences. The presence of soldiers further emphasizes the military theme depicted in this scene, providing authenticity to the production. As pioneers in early filmmaking, these individuals played crucial roles in shaping the art form we know today. This image is not only an important historical artifact but also a testament to the power that movies hold over society's collective consciousness. It reminds us that even amidst turmoil and confrontation, filmmakers continue to create thought-provoking content that resonates with audiences worldwide.
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