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New York Motion Picture Company
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| Type of Company |
Production and distribution company |
| Country of Origination |
United States of America |
| Years of Operation |
Formed 1909
Active circa May 1909 through circa 1914? |
| Company Principals |
Adam Kessel
Charles O. Baumann |
| Company Offices |
Longacre Building, 42nd Street and Broadway in New York, New York |
| Company Studios |
unknown |
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New York Motion Picture Company productions were self-distributed circa 1909, and released through The Universal Film Manufacturing Company, Incorporated, beginning in June 1912. New York Motion Picture Company brand names, as distributed through Mutual Film Corporation, were Broncho (westerns), Domino (comedies), Kay-Bee (dramas) and 101-Bison (westerns). The company became the New York Motion Picture Corporation [?] circa 1914?
References: Robinson-Palace p. 116.
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