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First American features, 1912-1916

Traffic in souls (1913): Set against the white slave trade of the early 1900s, this film dramatizes the John D. Rockefeller white slavery report and the investigation of District Attorney Whitman.

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  • "First American features"
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  • "Traffic in souls (1913): Set against the white slave trade of the early 1900s, this film dramatizes the John D. Rockefeller white slavery report and the investigation of District Attorney Whitman."@en
  • "The Cheat (1915): Depicts an impulsive, social climbing woman who gambles away Red Cross funds entrusted to her. She seeks the help of an Asian merchant to save her reputation, in return becoming his property-- A girl's folly (1917) : Depicts life behind the scenes at a 1917 movie studio."
  • "The cheat (1915): Depicts an impulsive, social climbing woman who gambles away Red Cross funds entrusted to her. She seeks the help of an Asian merchant to save her reputation, in return becoming his property. Followed by the film short: A girl's folly (1917): A country girl who is bored with farm life sets out to meet the leading man in a movie being filmed near her home."@en
  • "Civilization: Set in a mythical kingdom, this film is a strong appeal for pacifism, painting a vivid portrait of the madness of t war and the inevitable destruction and devastation caused by global conflict."
  • "Traffic in souls: Set against the white slave trade of the early 1900s, this film dramatizes the John D. Rockefeller white slavery report and the investigation of District Attorney Whitman."
  • "The cheat (1915): Depicts an impulsive, social climbing woman who gambles away Red Cross funds entrusted to her. She seeks the help of an Asian mercahnt to save her reputation, in return becoming his property."@en
  • "Young romance (1915): Unbeknownst to each other, two department store clerks decide to assume the identities of wealthy customers and spend their vacations as members of high society. They meet and fall in love, but part without revealing their true identities. Back at work, they meet again, realize the truth and happily end the charade."@en
  • "The cheat: Depicts an impulsive, social climbing woman who gambles away Red Cross funds entrusted to her. She seeks the help of an Asian Merchant to save her reputation, in return becoming his property."
  • "Civilization (1916): Set in a mythical kingdom, this film is a strong appeal for pacifism, painting a vivid portrait of the madness of war and the inevitable destruction and devastation caused by global conflict."@en
  • "Regeneration (1915): Portrays the rough, crime-ridden life in New York City slums. Followed by the short: The police of New York City (1910)."@en
  • "A girl's folly: A country girl who is bored with farm life sets out to meet the leading man in a movie being filmed near her home."
  • "A girl's folly (1917): A country girl who is bored with farm life sets out to meet the leading man in a movie being filmed near her home."@en
  • "Regeneration (1915): Portrays the rough, crime-ridden life in New York City slums."@en
  • "From the manger to the cross (1912): Presents a passion play, filmed on location in Egypt and Palestine."@en

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  • "Fiction films"
  • "Bible films"@en
  • "Action and adventure films"@en
  • "Gangster films"@en
  • "War films"
  • "War films"@en
  • "Silent films"
  • "Silent films"@en
  • "Short films"
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  • "Feature films"
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  • "Comedy films"
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  • "Detective and mystery films"@en
  • "Documentary films"@en

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  • "First American features, 1912-1916"
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