John H. Collins — Studio Directory (1916) 🇺🇸

John H. Collins (Director)

Collins, John Hancock, director, Metro; b. N. Y. C., Dec. 31, 1890; educ. Clinton High, N. Y. C.; screen career, since 19 yrs. old, Edison as asst. director, gen. stage mgr. and tech. director, designing stage settings of all periods and races, except Eskimo; as director produced The Phantom Thief, The Last of the Hargroves, Oh, Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight, On the Stroke of Twelve, Cohen’s Luck, What Could She Do?, The Plowshare, The Stone Heart, writing many of his own scripts, now with Metro (dir. The Flower of No Man’s Land, etc.). Studio ad., 3 West 61st st., N. Y. C.

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Collection: Motion Picture News, October 1916

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