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A few days late, due to a last-minute revision of plans in Hollywood, the first contingent of the Irving Cummings unit of the Fox Film Corporation, in charge of Business Manager Benjamin Wurtzel, arrived in Santa Cruz at 7 o'clock this morning and…

Date: 1925-11-07
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 1
Type: NEWS

In spite of rain, actual location work on Fox's 1926 "Johnstown Flood" began this morning. The arrival of Irving Cummings, Director-in-Chief, accompanied by his chief cameraman, George Schneiderman, and Jack Smith and Roy Davidson, "miniature men,"…

Date: 1925-11-11
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 3
Type: NEWS

The great Fox "Johnstown Flood" company rolled into Santa Cruz early this morning on its own special train and immediately went into winter training quarters at the St. George Hotel. They, incidentally, lost not an awful big lot of time in "falling…

Date: 1925-11-12
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 4
Type: NEWS

Sunny skies and perfect photographic conditions cheered Director Irving Cummings, staff and cast of Fox's big "Johnstown Flood" company when, at eight o'clock this morning, they embarked in seven automobiles furnished by the Santa Cruz Cab Company…

Date: 1925-11-13
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 3
Type: NEWS

This afternoon at the picturesque J. A. Gayton residence on High Street the big Irving Cummings unit of the Fox Film Company is "shooting" the first exterior scenes of "Pigs"--a production destined to be one of the year's outstanding film releases.…

Date: 1926-04-20
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 6
Type: NEWS

Hollywood's trek Santa Cruzward appears to have set in.Following closely upon the successful filming of Fox's super-special, "Thunder Mountain," in the hills close about this city, during which time a cast and staff of fifty members were here for…

Date: 1925-08-25
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 1
Type: NEWS

Secure in the fastness of the forest primeval a short mile above Boulder Creek, guarded against the intrusion of thoughtless "visitors" and the distractions of the city, the California Motion Picture Corporation has established and built up a motion…

Date: 1915-02-16
Source: Santa Cruz Daily Surf , page 8
Type: NEWS

On Saturday the last scenes of the "Sea Urchin," the new Santa Cruz movie players' first production, were enacted at the studio at Laveaga Park. The last scenes taken were the "Interiors" and consequently the last few days in photographing were spent…

Date: 1916-05-16
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 7
Type: NEWS

Black and white historic photos of various actors and movies being filmed in Santa Cruz County, i.e., The Romance of Rosy Ridge" and "Maid of Salem"."

Date: 1981-07-09
Source: Good Times
Type: NEWS

Black and white photos of actors from movies made in Santa Cruz, i.e., The Lost Boys", "Romance of Rosy Ridge" and "Homegrown"."

Date: 1999-07-29
Source: Good Times
Type: NEWS

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