| Mutual Film Corporation |
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| Type of Company |
Production and distribution company |
| Country of Origination |
United States of America |
| Years of Operation |
Formed March 1912, through [?] October? 1918 |
| Company Principals |
John R. Freuler, Harry E. Aitken, Roy Aitken and Charles J. Hite |
| Company Offices |
60 Wall Street, New York, New York |
| Company Studios |
unknown |
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Mutual Film Corporation distributed films produced by American Film Manufacturing Company, Incorporated (circa 1915), The American Film Company, Incorporated (circa 1918), Crystal Photoplays Corporation (circa 1915), Empire All Star Corporation (circa 1917), Gail Kane Productions (1918), Gaumont Company (circa 1915 through circa 1916), The Haworth Pictures Corporation (1918), Keystone Film Company (1912-1915), Komic Company (circa 1914 through circa 1915), Majestic Motion Picture Company (circa 1912 through circa 1915), Reliance Motion Picture Corporation (circa 1913 through circa 1915), Signal Film Corporation (circa 1915 through circa 1917), Thanhouser Film Corporation (circa 1913 through circa 1915) and Vogue Motion Picture Company (1915 through circa 1917), and also the brand names Broncho, Kay-Bee, Domino controlled by Adam Kessel and Charles O. Baumann through New York Motion Picture Company (circa 1913 through circa 1914).
The Mutual Film Corporation went into motion picture production circa 1917.
References: Brownlow-Parade p. 224 : Website-AFI.
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