The film studios of THE SELIG POLYSCOPE CO in Chicago. The r

The film studios of THE SELIG POLYSCOPE CO in Chicago. The r

The film studios of THE SELIG POLYSCOPE CO in Chicago. The right-hand building was claimed to be the largest studio building in America at that time Date: 1910

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