Blissveldt Romance.
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Title
Blissveldt Romance.
Subject
Reeds Lake, 1915
Description
A 1915 Grand Rapids and East Grand Rapids, Michigan silent film.
View include Reeds Lake, Edward Lowe and his wife Susan (Blodgett) Lowe's mansion, Holmdene (now on Aquinas College property), Horseradish Twins.
"Frederick Adolphus (F. A.) Wurzburg, son of Frederick William (F. W.) Wurzburg who opened the first Grand Rapids department store in 1872, was music director at Powers’ Opera House for 9 years during the 1880s. Then a William M. Wurzburg is music director and conducts the Regent Theatre Orchestra in the 1920s. William M. Wurzburg’s daughter, Irene, will share the big screen in September 1915 with him and cast of Grand Rapidians as they perform in Blissveldt Romance, the first local film shot in Grand Rapids August 1915". Courtesy of Jim Winslow - Powers Family relative
View include Reeds Lake, Edward Lowe and his wife Susan (Blodgett) Lowe's mansion, Holmdene (now on Aquinas College property), Horseradish Twins.
"Frederick Adolphus (F. A.) Wurzburg, son of Frederick William (F. W.) Wurzburg who opened the first Grand Rapids department store in 1872, was music director at Powers’ Opera House for 9 years during the 1880s. Then a William M. Wurzburg is music director and conducts the Regent Theatre Orchestra in the 1920s. William M. Wurzburg’s daughter, Irene, will share the big screen in September 1915 with him and cast of Grand Rapidians as they perform in Blissveldt Romance, the first local film shot in Grand Rapids August 1915". Courtesy of Jim Winslow - Powers Family relative
Date
1915
Rights
Public Domain
Format
Moving picture
Collection
Citation
“Blissveldt Romance.,” East Grand Rapids History Room, accessed May 17, 2024, https://egrhistoryroom.omeka.net/items/show/27.