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  1. Edwin Thanhouser (November 11, 1865 – March 21, 1956) was an American actor, businessman, and film producer. He was most notable as a founder of the Thanhouser Company, which was one of the first motion picture studios.

  2. www.thanhouser.org › people › thanhousereThanhouser, Edwin

    After managing by committee for many months, the stockholders of the Thanhouser Film Corporation asked Edwin Thanhouser to resume his old position as managing head of the company.

  3. Edwin Thanhouser. Producer: The Million Dollar Mystery. Baltimore-born Edwin Thanhouser got into "show business" as an actor in a traveling repertory company. He eventually formed his own acting companies and took them on the road, too.

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  4. www.thanhouser.org › tcocd › Biography_FilesTHANHOUSER, Edwin

    After managing by committee for many months, the stockholders of the Thanhouser Film Corporation asked Edwin Thanhouser to resume his old position as managing head of the company. He did this early in 1915, but as the film industry, its practices, and the tastes of the public had changed since he had last been in films in 1912, Edwin Thanhouser ...

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  5. Edwin Thanhouser believed he could stage and produce films with serious dramatic content that would profit from 7on his years in the theater. Academy of Music Theater

  6. Overview. Born. November 11, 1865 · Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Died. March 21, 1956 · New York City, New York, USA. Mini Bio. Baltimore-born Edwin Thanhouser got into "show business" as an actor in a traveling repertory company. He eventually formed his own acting companies and took them on the road, too.

  7. Husband and wife Edwin and Gertrude Thanhouser, along with brother-in-law Lonergan, were one of only a handful of studios managed by a close-knit family during the early motion picture industry.