Description: SOLAX STUDIOS Typed letter, 1 page, June 4, 1918 on State of New York Secretary of State's Office, Albany letterhead Signed: "Francis M. Hugo" ** To Mr. Sam Mayer, Solax Studio, Fort Lee, N.J. *** Hugo informs Mayer that Solax has permission to film atSing Sing Prison. Condition: toning to paper; old envelope folds; small tape remnants at edges ** Francis M. Hugo (1870-1930) was an American politician. New York Secretary of State (1915-1920)1923 he was appointed by National Non Theatrical Motion Pictures to screen films. *** Solax Studios was an American film studio co-founded in 1910 by French pioneer filmmaker Alice Guy-Blaché (1873-1968). The studio was destroyed by fire in 1919. Guy-Blaché was the first woman to direct a film. And in 1912, her silent comedy, A Fool and His Money, was probably the first American film with all black cast. George Houle Houle Rare Books & Autographs Palm Springs, California SINCE 1976 PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 2 DAYS OF PURCHASE All items are shipped viaUSPS - MAIL. All items are shipped viaUSPS - MAIL. International packages ship at HIGHER RATES. WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please print out this page after your purchase as your LOA or COA. We Guarantee Authenticity Of All Signed Items! We Are Members of ABAA and PADA.
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