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Title: "The Road to Divorce" production still
Description: On the set of "The Road to Divorce" (Universal, 1920). Original caption: "Mr. Harry Nuttall, of England, member of the British Parliament from Manchester, visits Universal City while on a tour of America, and is photographed with Mary MacLaren, popular Universal star and her director, Philip Rosen, on a set from 'The Road to Divorce'." Behind them is a Bell & Howell model 2709 camera fitted with an iris diaphragm.
Image ID: 68696
Creation
Date: 		1920 
Creator
Name: 		Universal
Collection
Name:
Genre: Photographs
Subjects: Cameras
Actresses
Politicians
Silent films
 

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Please Credit: Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
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