Documentary short film depicting the filmmaking activity at the Paramount Studios in Hollywood, featuring dozens of stars captured candidly and at work.
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T. Roy Barnes as Self
Alice Brady as Self
Betty Compson as Self
Dorothy Dalton as Self
Bebe Daniels as Self
Marion Davies as Self
William C. de Mille as Self
Cecil B. DeMille as Self
George Fawcett as Self
Julia Faye as Self
Elsie Ferguson as Self
Wanda Hawley as Self
Jack Holt as Self
Leatrice Joy as Self
Walter Long as Self
Bert Lytell as Self
United States 10 July 1922
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