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Comique Film Corporation
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| Type of Company |
Production company |
| Country of Origination |
United State of America |
| Years of Operation |
Formed 1916
Active 1 January 1917 through circa 1920? |
| Company Principals |
Joseph M. Schenck
Lou Anger, production manager (circa 1922), studio manager and general manager
M.S. Epstein, business manager (circa 1922)
Eddie Cline, casting director (circa 1922) |
| Company Offices |
New York, New York, USA |
| Company Studios |
[?] Fort Lee, New Jersey? (1917-1918)
Acquired the former Balboa studio (Hockheimer studio) in Long Beach, California, USA (in April 1918)
1723 Allesandro Street (Glendale Boulevard) in Edendale (Los Angeles), California (in February 1919) |
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Comique Film Corporation was formed to produce Roscoe Arbuckle comedies for distribution through Paramount Pictures Corporation. The company later produced short films featuring Buster Keaton.
References: FilmDaily-1923 p. 384; Miller-Comedies pp. 14, 15.
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