File:Vitagraph Studio.jpg
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English: Vitagraph Studios, early Hollywood film studio, photo from the collection of Robert Monroe, Robert Monroe, shown in center of photograph wearing knickers, from Sven, his grandson |
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Source | http://www.silverlake.org/historic_photo_pages/studios.htm |
Author | Sven Kamm |
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