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The Consolidated
Film Corporation
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Type of Company
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Production company
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Country of Origination
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United States of America
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Years of Operation
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Active circa 1916 through circa late 1920s
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Company Principals
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Otto E. Goebel, president (circa 1916)
Ludwig G.B. Erb, treasurer (circa 1916)
[?] Herbert Yates?
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Company Offices
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1482 Broadway, New York, New York, USA (circa 1916)
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Company Exchanges
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Fort Lee, New Jersey, USA (destroyed by explosion and fire)
738 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California, USA (circa 1919)
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The Consolidated Film Corporation was a distribution company affiliated with Metro Pictures Corporation, distributing their productions under the Erbograph Company name. The company also distributed for Educational Film Exchanges, Incorporated (circa 1919).
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