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                | The National Film Corporation of
 America,
 Incorporated
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                | Type of Company | Production company |  
                | Country of Origination | United States of America |  
                | Years of Operation | Active circa 1915 through circa 1924 |  
                | Company Principals | William Parsons, president (circa 1919) Joe Brandt, general representative (circa 1919)
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                | Company Offices | 1604 Broadway, New York, New York, USA (in 1918) |  
                | Company Studios | Santa Monica Boulevard at Gower and Lodi Streets, Los Angeles, California, USA (the former Oz Film Manufacturing Company studio) |  
                | The National Film Corporation of America, Incorporated, productions were distributed by The General Film Company, Incorporated, and by Arrow Film Corporation. Clover Films was a brand name for National Film (circa 1918). References: |  |  |   LINKS IN THIS COLUMNMAY TAKE YOU TO
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