VITAGRAPH STUDIOS

 

From Blue Book of the Screen (1923)

THE Vitagraph studio is the only one that remained in its original location since pioneer days when film companies first settled in Hollywood. Then they had but one or two open stages, a few weather-beaten exterior sets and an office building.

With time, this studio had been built up and space about the studio has been enlarged, until the ground it now covers is equivalent to four square blocks for the main lot and several acres for their open work.

There are two closed stages and several open ones. One of the big open sets is preserved for continual use in their film. That is a New York street that can be changed easily into any location that is supposed to be in that city. The hillside on the back of the lot is built up in the natural rugged scenery for Western pictures.

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