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- 2. one of the most popular cowboy stars of the silent screen, was born and raised in Cameron County.
- 6. opened a nickelodeon in the backroom of a saloon in Forest City, PA.
- 7. Hunter (1978)
- 11. achieved success both as a Hollywood composer and film director
- 12. Directed the world's first "story film," splicing together more than twenty separate indoor and outdoor shots in his path-breaking films
- 13. became the only major studio film to be shot entirely in Philadelphia. Both Tom Hanks and Bruce Springsteen won Oscars for their work in it.
- 14. parlayed his celebrity as an Olympic gold medallist in swimming at the 1924 and 1928 Olympics into a Hollywood career as "Tarzan" in a string of successful films
- 15. (1976) made Philadelphia an attractive location for feature films and television series
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- 1. the all-American hero from Indiana, PA, won an Oscar for The Philadelphia Story in 1940.
- 3. of Wilkes-Barre moved into the new film business by offering "high-class" programs of primitive newsreels, local scenes,
- 4. soon opened a 99-seat theater in the steel town of New Castle, and then moved to Pittsburgh, where they started a regional film distribution company
- 5. In the 1930s Philadelphian Lorenzo Tucker became known as
- 8. who in the early 1900s built one of the nation's largest film production companies and theater chains, making movies at his 500-acre Betzwood Studios in Valley Forge.
- 9. the curmudgeonly comic actor who in the end decided he would rather be in Philadelphia
- 10. whose voices made them stars in both music and film; and the inimitable