American Film Manufacturing Company

LC control no.	n 87914041
Descriptive conventions	rda
Corporate name heading	American Film Manufacturing Company *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	American Film Company North American Film Corporation Flying A Studio American Film Mfg. Co.
Associated country	United States
Address	N. Clark St. Chicago Illinois United States Mission and Chapala Streets Santa Barbara California United States
Field of activity	Motion picture production
Found in	The Rose of San Juan [MP] 1913: credits (American Film Manufacturing Company) LC data base, 9-16-87 (hdg.: American Film Manufacturing Company) The Great Stanley secret. Chapter 1, The gipsy's trust [MP] 1917 (produced by American Film Company; North American Film Corporation presents) Lawton, S. Santa Barbara's Flying A Studio, 1997: CIP galley (American Film Manufacturing Co. was popularly known as the Flying A Studio) Moving picture world, October 8, 1910 (v. 7, no. 15) viewed March 15, 2024 via the Internet Archive p. 817 (American Film Manufacturing Co.; American Film Mfg. Co.; announcement of a new independent film manufacturer [with] a modern plant and facilities; address: Bank Floor, Ashland Block, [N. Clark St.], Chicago, Illinois) Slide, A. The new historical dictionary of the American film industry, 2001: p. 8 (American Film Manufacturing Company; formed in 1910 by exchangemen John R. Freuler, Harry E. Aitken, Charles J. Hite, and Samuel S. Hutchinson to furnish ther exhanges with films after the Motion Picture Patents Company cut off their supply; in 1913 American built a film studio on Mission and Chapala streets in Santa Barbara, California; company disbanded in 1921)
Associated language	eng