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145:. In 1926, Century Comedies was dissolved and Stern Brothers Comedy was founded. Stern Brothers continued to release under Universal until 1929 and introduced the world to film series featuring Tarzan, Buster Brown, Mike and Ike and Baby Snookums. In 1929, the Sterns’ relationship with Universal was abruptly discontinued with a telegram from Carl Laemmle and by April 1929 Stern Brothers was laying plans to produce sound feature films as well as continuing their comedy shorts and series at their newly formed National Sound Recording Studio. In 1933, Max and Arthur Alexander, nephews of Julius and Abe Stern, who had been operating National Studios, renamed the operation Alexander Brothers Studio and commenced production. 137:
Laemmle's White Front Theater (1908) and was named Carl Laemmle's personal assistant. As such, he was instrumental in the founding and operation of the Laemmle Film Exchange and the Independent Moving Picture Company (IMP), where he was General Manager, until the founding of Universal. Stern was integral to Laemmle's acquisition of control at Universal. Julius was briefly a Director (1912). and an officer (1912-1929) of Universal Studios and President of L-KO Studios (1916-1919). and Century Comedies (1917-1926), which released under Universal.
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Stern arrived in the United States in 1903 and soon thereafter worked with Carl Laemmle at Continental Clothing (which was owned by Julius' uncle Salomon "Sam" Stern). After Laemmle left Continental in 1905, Julius went to work for Laemmle as an Assistant Manager (1906), then as a Manager (1908) of
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Many silent film stars were “discovered” by Julius and his brother Abe, who served as General Manager, under L-KO, Century and Rainbow, including Baby Peggy. Under Julius’ leadership, Century Comedies and later Stern Brothers often featured animals in comedic roles including “Brownie”, a dog,
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List or Manifest of Alien Passengers for the U.S. Immigration Officer at Port of Arrival; S.S. Kaiser Wilhelm II, Arriving Port of New York, September 16, 1903
109: 442: 315: 346:""Julius Stern Posts Himself on Popular Comedy"". "The Moving Picture World". Page 1832. March 30, 1918 171: 373:""Stern Brothers Announce Future Comedy Program"". "Exhibitors Herald". Page 49. February 20, 1926 187: 163: 391:""Sterns Preparing to Make Sound Features and Shorts"". "Film Daily". Pages 1, 4. April 16, 1929 142: 364:"" Most Popular Animal Actor in Films "". " Moving Picture weekly ". Page 36. April 23, 1921 355:""Century and L-Ko Companies Expand"". "The Moving Picture World". Page 815. August 10, 1918 437: 432: 8: 227: 417: 203: 105: 400:"" Alexander Brothers Planning to Produce "". "Film Daily". Pages 1, 7. May 26, 1933 211: 195: 117: 79: 337:""Film Fraud Deals Laid to Directors"". "Motography". Page 126. February 15, 1913 328:""Julius Stern General Manager of IMP"". "The Implet". Page 2. January 27, 1912 219: 426: 179: 113: 101: 75: 32: 125: 155: 104:. He produced 541 films between 1917 and 1929. He was a co-founder of 413: 296:
City of New York, Certificate of Death #156-77-107086, April 27, 1977
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Hintersteinau 1886 Birth Records Page 6, Dated March 22, 1886
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Hintersteinau 1886 Birth Records Page 6, Dated March 22, 1886
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and the brother-in-law of Universal Studios co-founder
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Emigrants from the German Empire to the United States
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New York City
New York
film producer
Universal Studios
Hintersteinau
New York City
New York
Abe Stern
Carl Laemmle
“Joe Martin” an orangutan
Whose Zoo?
Business Before Honesty
Hello Trouble
Painless Love
The King of the Kitchen
Hop, the Bellhop
The Freckled Fish
Lions and Ladies
Hearts in Hock
Laughing Gas
""The Continental" Interior - P957.3 | Oshkosh Public Museum"
Julius Stern
IMDb
Categories
1886 births
1977 deaths
American film producers
Emigrants from the German Empire to the United States

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