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Theodore Dreiser, "The Best Motion Picture Interview Ever Written," Photoplay, August 1928, p.34
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Theodore Dreiser, "The Best Motion Picture Interview Ever Written," Photoplay, August 1928, p.34
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Silent film comedian Fred Mace
Fred Mace and Mack Sennett in Photoplay Magazine, 1928
[Picture taken in 1913.] Ya’ll don’t know how bad I wanted to see at least ONE of their sleuth flicks, they look so funny!Â
Mack Sennett, Mabel Normand and Fred Mace in what is as far as I can tell a couple of lost films-- At It Again and The Sleuths at the Floral Parade. 1912-1913.
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