Vernon Howe Bailey's Sketchbook of San Francisco (1916)
This split reel release is among the best work ever accomplished by this sketch artist. Vernon Howe Bailey was the first artist to get newspaper sketches out of San Francisco after the fire and his drawings added considerably to the fame he had won prior to this time. The fire found him in that city, a place he loved to visit, and therefore he gained quite a notorious "scoop" at the time. Since then he has been a frequent visitor and in this set of motion drawings he has pictured the golden city with all the affection he feels for it. His "photographic eye" has caught the architectural beauties and his pen has transferred them to the screen.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Vernon Howe Bailey | Director |
| Vernon Howe Bailey | Writer |
| Vernon Howe Bailey | Producer |
