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Rolf W Brandis <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 3 Dec 1995 23:29:07 -0600
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>I am trying to find information on this small studio. All I know is that
>they made documentaries, industrials, and government films during the
>thirties and forties and had a (branch?) office in Chicago. Anyone with
>info on Burton Holmes Films, about three minesweeping films they did in the
>forties, or about how to find out about whether they had an LA office ?
>
>Gene Walz, Film Studies, University of Manitoba
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>I believe it was Wilding Films, which was producing these films out of
Chicago. They had an L.A. office. The company closed up shop in the late
sixties.  Anyone have any other ideas?
R. Brandis
 
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