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| Moving Picture World, 30-August-1919 |
Buster Keaton's first movie after his return from military service was "Back Stage," one of the funniest Comique productions.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-August-1919 |
Two stories that we saw last month insisted that Roscoe was not a partner with Pathé Lehrman, but a tenant in his new studio.
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| Moving Picture World, 23-August-1919 |
Roscoe moved his productions from Glendale to Culver City.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-August-1919 |
This item reminds us that Roscoe was the "manager, owner and general factotum" of the Vernon baseball team of the Pacific Coast League, and that Molly Malone was the team's mascot.
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| Moving Picture World, 02-August-1919 |
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| Moving Picture World, 09-August-1919 |
Roscoe's wife, Minta Durfee, signed to appear in a series of comedies for Truart Pictures.
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| Moving Picture World, 02-August-1919 |
Roscoe's nephew, Al St John, signed a contract to appear in a series of sort comedies produced by the Warner Brothers.
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| Moving Picture World, 09-August-1919 |
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