womanhoodthegloryofthenation

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Definitely, "Womanhood, Glory of the Nation", aka "Battle Cry of War".. See note under

see notes under Lionel Belmore in the yachting cap with the megaphone? or "Commodore" Blackton?

I vote for Commodore Blackton. Face and glasses (clearly visible in high-res TIFF at lcweb2.loc.gov/master/pnp/ggbain/22500/22520u.tif ) seem to match Blackton. See

for a picture with him identified by Bain.

But the movie could be "Britton of the Seventh" (and not "Battle Cry of Peace") since that was a Vitagraph movie. Since Blackton was a principal in Vitagraph and a technical movie-maker, he might well have been around.

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Confirmed this as Blackton directing "Battle Cry of War", working title of "Womanhood, Glory of the Nation". The New York Dramatic Mirror uses this shot in its September 9, 1916 edition, with the caption "Vice President J. Stuart Blackton directing a scene of Vitagraph's "The Battle Cry of War." www.fultonhistory.com/Newspaper%2010/New%20York%20NY%20Dr...

Thanks for the comments. We will add some information to the record.

Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, NY. This photo appeared in The Moving Picture World 9/9/16 issue, p 1674. 9/2/16 New York Dramatic Mirror reports "The Thirteenth Coast Artillery under the command of Capt. G.W. Johnston was encamped along the sloping plain along the Fingerboard Road" Mount Manresa?