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Stoll Pictures
Stoll Pictures was a British film production and distribution company of the silent era. During the early to mid-1920s it was the largest firm in Britain and one of the biggest in Europe. Its major domestic rival was the Ideal Film Company. Stoll's films were primarily made at its Cricklewood Studios, although the smaller Surbiton Studios were also used during the early years of the company's existence.〔Low p. 123–24〕 The company takes its name from its founder Sir Oswald Stoll, better known today as a theatre owner.
Stoll produced a series of expensive films during the early 1920s such as ''The Four Feathers''. The studio was a major victim of the Slump of 1924 and cut back production, relying on several co-productions with European firms. The company became particularly known for its film series such as Fu Manchu and Sherlock Holmes. The company ran its own magazine ''Stoll's Editorial News''.
==See also==
* List of Stoll Pictures films
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