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Author Archives: james nicoloro
Elmira New York
Elmira New YorkJarvis/Clemens Family Plot – Elmira, New York I hope to add more material over the next few weeks. It has been a while, yet I never stop thinking about the project.
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Twain vs 45 President
No contest. He would have shredded him for his lies and hypocrisy.
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Road to Stormfield October 2015
This road was on the Clemens property. In 1908 you would have seen Stormfield from this road. The open filed to the left is all that Twain would recognized. Trees have replaced the open space. Stormfield 1908 would have looked much … Continue reading
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More to come on Edison’s Prince and the Pauper film with Twain in his first and last screen appearance…
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West Redding to Stormfield test Sequence
Twain arrives at the old Redding station on June 18th 1908, about 6pm. He had never seen the new home he had built in Redding Connecticut for summer’s away from the city. He loved it and stayed here permanently. Well … Continue reading
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Introduction
There is little that I can add to the lore of Mark Twain. I only offer, and carefully, some of the events of the last few years of his life.
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The Prince and The Pauper theatrical premier
On August 3, 1909 “The Prince and The Pauper” had it’s theatrical premier. It had been released to the public complete with a brief cameo by it’s author, Mark Twain. Most films at this time had a very limited run, maybe … Continue reading
Mark Twain's last years: some ideas for a documentary 