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06-11-2012, 08:49 AM
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Sean- Sadly there is no known copy still in existence.
You can check out all of the silent era baseball films by googling Silent Era Baseball Films PSFL. This gives a history of the film including stars plus if any known copies still exist. It also lists how many reels of film it took to show the film. For some of us oldtimers we can still remember the projector operator having to change to a new reel to finish the movie. I think How the West was Won was the last one I can remember as a kid????? I think too that if you were at a fance theater they had two projectors set up and just instantly switch to the second reel is a somewhat seamless transition? Not something I know much about. I do collect baseball films and this checklist is fun to look over! 
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