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American Film Company, Incorporated
Type of Company	Production company
Country of Origination	United States of America
Years of Operation	Formed 1915 from the American Film Manufacturing Company, Incorporated Active 1915 through 1921 Dissolved 1921
Company Principals	Samuel S. Hutchinson, president P.G. Lynch, general manager (circa 1916)
Company Offices	Chicago, Illinois, USA
Company Studios	Santa Barbara, California, USA
American Film Company, Incorporated, was previously known as American Film Manufacturing Company, Incorporated. In 1915, Vogue Comedies became a short comedy brand name for the company. Construction began on 6 July 1916 on an expansion for the Santa Barbara studio. References: Miller-Comedies p. 11.

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