ALBERT E. SMITH, PRESIDENT OF THE VITAGRAPH CORPORATION WHO

ALBERT E. SMITH, PRESIDENT OF THE VITAGRAPH CORPORATION WHO

ALBERT E. SMITH, PRESIDENT OF THE VITAGRAPH CORPORATION WHO PERSONALLY SUPERVISED THE PRODUCTION OF THE 1924 FILM, CAPTAIN BLOOD, DIRECTED BY DAVID SMITH

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