“Lawrence” Griffith 6 Linda Arvidson (Mrs. David W. Griffith) 7 Linda Arvidson (Mrs. Griffith), David W. Griffith and Harry Salter, in “When Knights were Bold” 22 Marion Davies, Forrest Stanley, Ruth Shepley and Ernest Glendenning in “When Knighthood was in Flower” 22 Advertising Bulletin for “Balked at the Altar” 23 Biograph Mutoscope of the murder of Stanford White 38 The first Biograph Girl, Florence Lawrence, in “The Barbarian” 39 From “The Politician’s Love Story” 39 The brilliant social world of early movie days 54 “Murphy’s,” where members of Biograph’s original stock company consumed hearty breakfasts 55 From “Edgar Allan Poe” 70 Herbert Pryor, Linda Griffith, Violet Mersereau and Owen Moore in “The Cricket on the Hearth” 70 “Little Mary” portraying the type of heroine that won her a legion of admirers 71 Register of Caudebec Inn at Cuddebackville 71 Caudebec Inn at Cuddebackville 86 From “The Mended Lute,” made at Cuddebackville 86 Frank Powell, Mr. Griffith’s first $10-a-day actor, with Marion Leonard in “Fools of Fate” 86 Richard Barthelmess with Nazimova in “War Brides” 87 From “Wark” to “work,” with only the difference of a vowel 102 Biograph’s one automobile 102 Annie Lee. From “Enoch Arden,” the first two-reel picture 103 Jeanie Macpherson, Frank Grandin, Linda Griffith and Wilfred Lucas in “Enoch Arden” 103 The vessel that was towed from San Pedro. From “Enoch Arden” 103 The Norwegian’s shack. From “Enoch Arden” 103 The most artistic fireside glow of the early days 118 The famous “light effect” 118 From “The Mills of the Gods” 119 Biograph’s first Western studio 119 A desert caravan of the early days 134 From “The Last Drop of Water,” one of the first two-reelers 134 Mabel Normand “off duty” 135 Joe Graybill, Blanche Sweet and Vivian Prescott in “How She Triumphed” 150 Mack Sennett, Mabel Normand and Fred Mace in a “Keystone Comedy” 151