Mockery (1912 film) - Revision history

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	'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being		'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being
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	'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being		'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being
	[[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery , released on June 5, 1912."</ref>		[[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery, released on June 5, 1912."</ref>

	==Cast==		==Cast==

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	'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being		'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being

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	[[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery , released on June 5, 1912."</ref>		[[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery , released on June 5, 1912."</ref>

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	[[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery , released on June 5, 1912."</ref>		[[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery , released on June 5, 1912."</ref>

Thecelluloidvoid at 05:04, 20 March 2020

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	{{italic}}'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being [[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery , released on June 5, 1912."</ref>		{{italic}}'''''Mockery''''' is an American short silent film directed by [[Laurence Trimble]] for [[Vitagraph]]. The movie was released on June 5, 1912, being

			{{Infobox film
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			\| cinematography =
			\| studio = [[Vitagraph Studios]]
			\| released = 5 June 1912 (USA)
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			[[Marshall P. Wilder]]'s first appearance in a dramatic role.<ref>Anthony Slide ''The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company'' 1987 p155 "... as "The Prince of Entertainers and the Entertainer of Princes," Marshall P. Wilder was featured in a group of Vitagraph films of 1912. Much publicity was given to his first appearance in a dramatic role in Mockery , released on June 5, 1912."</ref>

	==Cast==		==Cast==