Romaine Fielding — Motography’s Gallery of Picture Players (1913) 🇺🇸

Romaine Fielding is at the head of things Lubinesque in the western world of film production.

He is actor, producer and broncho-buster and can rope a steer with the agility of the cow boy who makes that his regular business. In addition to these few accomplishments, he is a writer, having, besides magazine fiction, to his credit, scenarios that are at once sellable and actable.

Mr. Fielding, as the majority of successful photoplayers, is a recruit from the legitimate drama and had much previous experience as a foundation for his work before, and back of, the camera.

He is “as to the manner born” and the pictures which he plays and produces are mute testimony of his able direction.

His daring has led him into the portrayal of many dangerous roles in the spirit of which he glories and he never asks any of his company to do anything at which he himself might hesitate.

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Collection: Motography Magazine, November 1913