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English: In Making the Film for the Ghost Scene, Hamlet and the Ghost had to be Photographed Separately, Taking their Successive Positions by Count, All Timed to the Second. (From the British film Hamlet (1913).)

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Title: Popular electricity magazine in plain English
Year: 1912 (1910s)
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Subjects: Electricity
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : Popular Electricity Pub. Co.
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Filming Hamlet a Tremendous Undertaking Shakespeare was not only what Ben served up to the multitudes, who in many Jonson denominates him, the cases have never before seen the great Soul of the age, tragedy enacted. The applause, delight and wonder of our stage, When the Gaumont Company of but to this hour the constant companion France undertook to film a subject of
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In Making the Film for the Ghost Scene, Hamlet and the Ghost had to be Photographed Separately, Taking their Successive Positions by Count, All Timed to the Second
of the contemplative, as well as the gay associate of the gay and the happy. And now, through the medium of motion pictures, Hamlet, one of Shakespeare's greatest plays, is to be immortalized in film, and in the form of canned drama such magnitude and power, it selected no less a personage than Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson to enact the role of Hamlet, and his talented wife, Lady Forbes-Robertson, better known to theater-goers as Miss Gertrude Elliott. 638 POPULAR ELECTRICITY and the WORLDS ADVANCE

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