The Moving Picture Girls in War Plays

Lights, camera, action Return to the early days of filmmaking with Laura Lee Hope's "The Moving Picture Girls in War Plays: Or, The Sham Battles at Oak Farm." This juvenile fiction title offers a glimpse into the world of movie production during the era of World War I.

Follow the Moving Picture Girls as they become involved in creating sham battles for the silver screen. Witness the excitement and challenges of early motion picture production, providing a unique perspective on both film making and the prevailing atmosphere of the time.

A captivating juvenile fiction story categorized under Media Tie-In, Performing Arts, and War & Military themes, this edition revives a classic tale. Experience the timeless appeal of this story of adventure and creativity, meticulously prepared for print to preserve its historical essence.

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