previous sub-section
next sub-section

W

Waddell, William E., 474


577

Wade, John, 392

Wagner, Richard, 288

Wagner from Within and Without (illustrated lecture), 288

Waite Comedy Company, 96

Waiting at the Church (song), 14 , 347 -49, 396 , 397

Walkover Shoe Company, 370 , 378

Wallace, Judge William James, 196 , 197 , 333

Walter, Gustave, 77

Walton, Charles, 50

War films (acted), 146 -48, 150 -51, 181 -84, 273 -74, 415 -16

"Wargraph" projector, 129 -131, 133. See also American Cinematograph Company; Spanish-American War

Waring, Bertha, 51

Warner brothers, 328

Warwick Trading Company, 196 ;

camera made by, 333 , 375

Washington, Booker T., 275

Waters, Percival, 155-56 , 527 n.128;

approves hiring of Alex Moore, 265 -66;

and film production, 280 -81, 368 ;

on office space, 159 -60, 333 . See also Kinetograph Company

Weber, Lois, 454 , 461 , 463 , 465 , 470

Webster, Charles H.: joins Raft & Gammon, 56 ;

and kinetoscope exhibition, 45 , 56 ;

leaves Raft & Gammon, 92 ;

takes vitascope to Europe, 60 ;

works for Edison Co., 513 n.168

Webster, Frank, 368

Weed, A. E., 291

Weller, G. J., 93

Welles, Orson, 1

Welton, Professor Harry (owner of cat circus), 50

Westchester Athletic Club, 139 -40

Westerns, 254 , 360 -63, 407 , 460 -61

Westinghouse Company, 25

Wheeler, Judge Hoyt Henry, 176 -78

White, Arthur S., 200 , 209 , 240 , 520 n.131, 520 n.2

White, Grace Miller, 469

White, James Henry, 10

—as actor and singer, 148 , 150 , 187 , 212 -14, 225 , 508 n.36

—with Edison Co.: film production (1896-1897), 93 -102, 146 -54;

as head of Kinetograph Department (1896-1903), 13 , 93 , 140 -41, 145 , 146 , 158 , 161 , 197 , 339 , 513 n.168;

and Life of an American Fireman , 212 -20;

at Pan-American Exposition and McKinley funeral (1901), 175 -76;

rehired by Edison Co., 453 , 458 ;

trip to California, Mexico, and the Far East (1897-1898), 105 -12, 114 , 125 , 285 , 506 n.2, 506 -7nn.5, 6 ;

trip to Europe (1902), 197 -98;

trip to Paris Exposition (1900), 152 -53;

trip to West Coast and Mexico (1901-1902), 191 -92;

trip to West Indies (1902), 240 , 285

—exhibits kinetoscope with Holland

Brothers, 45

—as head of Edison's European office, 235 -36;

sends European films to U.S. office for duping, 239 , 277

—as independent exhibitor, 45 ;

sells kinetoscopes and returns to phonograph business, 56

—and Kinetograph Company, 155 -56

—marries Pauline Dede, 213

—with Raft & Gammon, 60 ;

helps incorporate Vitascope Co., 70 ;

involved in film production, 64 -70

Whitford, Annabelle, 40 -41, 87 , 102

Whittier, Robert, 288

The Widow Jones (musical comedy), 65 , 80

Wilder, Marshall, 143

Williams, Brown & Earle, 376 , 379 -80, 435

Williams, Percy, 133

Williamson, James, 3 , 206 -7, 219 , 238 , 259

Willis, Susanna, 338

Wilson, Charles H., 416 -17, 448 , 450 , 453 -54, 472

Wilson, John W., 51

Winchester (play), 101

Women:

—as film subjects, 198 -99, 245 , 280 -82, 300 -302, 305 -7;

assuming male roles, 280 ;

as objects of male desire, 40 -41, 42 , 60 , 64 , 65 , 93 -94, 102 , 107 , 113 -14, 114 , 179 , 180 , 198 -99, 246 -48, 262 -64;

old maids, 167 -69, 245 , 280 -82, 304 ;

subservient to patriarchy, 55 , 60 , 346 -47, 355 ;

as victims, 213 -18, 223 -25

—as spectators: in heterosocial framework, 42 -44, 180 ;

in homosocial framework, 31 , 42 -44

Woods, Frank, 403 , 415 , 422 , 451 , 460 -61

Working methods: collaborative approach to invention, 25 , 32 -35, 105 , 293 ;

and leisure, 34 , 39 , 42 , 105 , 245 , 249 -51;

nonhierarchical, 33 -35;

regimentation of, 355 , 535 n.74. See also Collabora-


578

Working methods (continued )

tive system of film production; Exhibitors; Film production

Workplace films, 32 -35, 35 , 39 , 42 , 51 , 67 , 102 , 245 -48, 355

World Film Manufacturing Company, 459 , 548 n.8

World's Columbian Exposition, 32 , 39 , 144 , 498 -99n. 15

Wormwood's Dog and Monkey Circus, 119 -20, 249 -50, 250 , 515 n.33

Wright, William L., 108 , 520 n.146


previous sub-section
next sub-section