Category: LOAN
Object Type: photograph
Photographer: UNKNOWN
Title: Even "America's Sweetheart," Mary Pickford, was a product of Toronto.
Date: ca. 1910
Medium: gelatin silver print with editing marks
Dimensions: approximately: 8 x 10 inches; 20.32 x 25.4 cm
Accession Number: NYT.2016.0679.0059

Inscriptions:
Recto, handwritten: 20%; Verso, stamped: [faint] PLEASE CREDIT AS FOLLOWS: / [Museum] of Modern Art/Film Stills Archive / W. 53rd Street, New York City; stamped: DAILY JUN 10 '77; handwritten: 14-484-L-6 [circled]; stamped: JUN 24 1999; stamped: P JUN 23 1978 [struck through]; stamped: THE SALE OF THIS STILL DOES NOT INCLUDE / PUBLICATION RIGHTS. PLEASE [illeg.] / FROM THE COPYRIGHT OWNER.; handwritten: 52%; printed: [newsprint adhered with tape] Mary Pickford [circled] in one of the short silent films she made, circa 1910, which can / be seen tomorrow at the Museum of Modern Art's Universal retrospective; handwritten: EISNER; printed and handwritten: [adhered with tape] The Museum of Modern A [cropped] / 11 West 53 Street, New York, N.Y. 10019 / The Museum of Modern Art's retrospective / UNIVERSAL PICTURES: 65 YEARS is an eight- / month celebration of the studio from its / founding in 1912 to the present day. / Beginning June 9, 1977 and running through / January 29, 1978, the retrospective features / more than 300 films of every genre including / several short films / starring / Mary Pickford / This film will be shown / Thurs., June 9 at 2:30 p.m. and / If reproduced the following credit must be given on the same or facing [struck through] / Sat., June 11 at 2:30 P.M. / Collection: / Exhibition:; printed: [newsprint adhered with tape] Museum of Modern Art / Even "America's / Sweetheart," / Mary Pickford, / was a product of / Toronto.; handwritten: M. Pic[kford] [obscured]; typed: [adhered label] Pub. NYT Sun. / 6/27/93 Drama; handwritten: [illeg.] / w/Pop-out [underscored]; stamped: RETURN TO TIMES / DATE RECEIVED / JUN 10 1977 / IN PICTURE FILES / PHOTO LIBRARY; stamped: JUN 17 1993; handwritten: 22 / 65

Credit Line: The Rudolph P. Bratty Family Collection