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English: Group photograph of the head of Stoll Film Company in England in 1920 surrounded by his staff of five film directors; seated in center chair is Jeffrey Bernerd, the managing director of the company; (standing, from left) are Stoll directors Harold M. Shaw, Maurice Elvey, and René Plaissetty; sitting next to Bernerd are (at left) F. Martin Thornton and (at right) Sinclair Hill; photograph likely taken at Cricklewood Studios in northwest London in the fall of 1920; The Moving Picture World, 18 December 1920, p. 902; image captured and cropped for page formatting by Wikipedia contributor Strudjum on 26 August 2021. |
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| Source | From digital copy of American trade publication Moving Picture World, 18 December 1920; available on Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/movingpicturewor47dec/page/902/mode/2up |
| Author | Unidentified photographer for Stoll Film Company in London, 1920 |
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