Anna Held

Year: 1901

Runtime: 1 min mins

Director: Frederick S. Armitage

Documentary

Stage star Anna Held (1872‑1918) reenacts the champagne‑drinking gag from her 1899‑1901 comedy Papa’s Wife, where a character becomes tipsy. Filmed as a “photographic interview” in 68 mm by Frederick S. Armitage, the 1902 AM&B catalogue praised the bust‑view shot for its enlarged head and vivid expression, noting its suitability for Biograph projection and Mutoscope exhibition.

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