William Steiner Productions
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William Steiner Productions was a film company in the United States led by William Steiner. The company shot westerns. Based in New York, it operated in New Jersey, Texas and Hollywood, California.[1]
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Steiner also started Jester Comedy Company that made comedy films in New Jersey.[2] Both of Steiner's film company's filmed at a studio in Cliffside Park, New Jersey.[3] Jester filmed two-reel comedies.[4] William A. Seiter directed films for Jester.[4]
William Steiner Productions was one of the film companies sued for use of a camera type.[5]
Filmography
Prior to William Steiner Productions
William Steiner Productions
- The Masked Rider (1919 film)
- The Love of Gold (1922)[9]
- The Heart of a Texan (1922)
- The Forbidden Range (1923)
- Branded a Thief (1924)
- The Heart of a Texan (1924)[10]
- Surging Seas (1924)[11]
- Headin' Through (1924) starring Leo Maloney, "A Thrilling Story of the Ranch", length 4,700 Feet in Five parts
- The Hidden Menace (1925)[12]
- Table Top Ranch
- West of the Picos[13]
- The Secret of the Pueblo
- Virtue's Revolt (1924)
- Turned Up (film) (1924)
- On Probation (1924 film)
- Fair Play (1925 film)
- Was It Bigamy? (1925)
