The Lumberjack (1914)
1914 · Silent film · 16 min · dir. O.W. Lamb
- Romance
Synopsis
The oldest film shot in Wisconsin that still exists in its original, complete form. Produced by an itinerant film company out of Omaha, Nebraska and cast with Wausau, Wisconsin locals, the short, silent one-reeler tells a romantic story set against the backdrop of the city's lumber mills.
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Director
- O.W. Lamb
- Studio
- Paragon Feature Film Company
- Released
- 1914-01-01
- Running time
- 16 minutes
- Language
- English
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- wisconsincenterforfilmandtheaterresearch
- Wisconsin
- silent film
- lumber industry
- Wausau
Cast & crew
- O.W. Lamb Director
- Florence Gilbert Evans
- Hans Hagge
- Helen Hagge
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