The Adventures of Dollie

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The Adventures of Dollie is a 1908 American silent short film directed by D. W. Griffith, often cited as his directorial debut and an early example of narrative cinema.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 1900s film
silent short film
cinematographer G. W. Bitzer NERFINISHED
colorProcess black and white
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director D. W. Griffith NERFINISHED
distributor American Mutoscope and Biograph Company NERFINISHED
format 35 mm film
genre drama
silent film
hasCastMember Alfred Paget NERFINISHED
Anthony O'Sullivan NERFINISHED
Arthur V. Johnson NERFINISHED
Billy Bitzer NERFINISHED
Charles Gorman NERFINISHED
Charles Inslee NERFINISHED
Clara T. Bracy NERFINISHED
Dorothy West NERFINISHED
Edward Dillon NERFINISHED
Florence Lawrence NERFINISHED
George Gebhardt NERFINISHED
George Nichols NERFINISHED
George Siegmann NERFINISHED
Gladys Egan NERFINISHED
Harry Solter NERFINISHED
Herbert Yost NERFINISHED
Jeanie MacPherson NERFINISHED
John R. Cumpson NERFINISHED
Kate Bruce NERFINISHED
Linda Arvidson NERFINISHED
Mack Sennett NERFINISHED
Marion Leonard NERFINISHED
Marion Sunshine NERFINISHED
Owen Moore NERFINISHED
Robert Harron NERFINISHED
W. Chrystie Miller NERFINISHED
Wilfred Lucas NERFINISHED
hasSetting United States NERFINISHED
isNotableFor being an early directorial work of D. W. Griffith
being an early example of narrative cinema
mainCharacter Dollie NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Silent film (no spoken dialogue)
plotSummary A young girl named Dollie is kidnapped by gypsies and placed in a barrel that is accidentally set adrift in a river before she is eventually rescued.
productionCompany American Mutoscope and Biograph Company NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1908-07-14
releaseYear 1908
runtimeMinutes 12
screenwriter Stanner E. V. Taylor NERFINISHED

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Linda Arvidson notableWork The Adventures of Dollie
Wallace McCutcheon Sr. notableWork The Adventures of Dollie