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   Early career. Jules Brulatour moved to New York City in 1898 to work for the Manhattan Optical Co. based in Creskill as a sales representative of photographic paper, cameras and lenses. In 1907, he became sales chief for Lumiere North American Co. [3]

   • Children: 3
   • Died: October 26, 1946 (aged 76), New York City, U.S.

   • Born: Pierre Ernest Jules Brulatour, April 7, 1870, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.

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   Jules Brulatour. by Ned Hemard. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Jules Brulatour. Randy Bryan Bigham Collection. Pierre Ernest Jules Brulatour, a native of New Orleans, was one of the foremost pioneering figures in the early days of the motion picture industry.

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   Who was Jules Brulatour?

   • Jules Brulatour was born in New Orleans on 7 April 1870 to Thomas and Marie Mossy Brulatour. His grandfather Pierre Ernest Brulatour was a wine importer from Bordeaux. Jules Brulatour moved to New York City in 1898 to work for the Manhattan Optical Co. based in Creskill as a sales representative of photographic paper, cameras and lenses.

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   Why did Jules Brulatour send a film crew to the pier?

   • Jules Brulatour had always intended to send a film crew to the pier to record Dorothy’s arrival in New York; he was one of the first to realize that the newsreel could be used as a powerful publicity tool and that the star’s return to America on board the world’s most famous rescue ship would help boost box-office numbers.

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   Who was Jules Brulatour wife?

   • Jules Brulatour married a third time in 1923. His new wife was starlet Hope Hampton, a Texas-born beauty queen who was just beginning in movies. Though still head of Kodak, Brulatour was increasingly interested in his new bride's career, which he personally managed.

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   Why did Jules Brulatour die?

   • And in 1941, he was chagrined to learn that the boozy flop of an opera singer in Citizen Kane, the hit RKO film directed by and starring Orson Welles, was partly based on Hope and his ex-wife Dorothy. Jules Brulatour died on 26 October 1946 in Mount Sinai Hospital after an illness that lasted several weeks.

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   Apr 25, 2012 · Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on April 27, 2012, by Bill Coughlin of Woodland Park, New Jersey. Jules Brulatour, who had earned a fortune as the agent for George Eastman’s motion picture film, built the Peerless studio on Lewis Street in 1914.

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   “The Light in the Dark” (1922) included a medieval-set flashback with select shots in Kodachrome, and Jules Brulatour spon-sored eight “McCall’s Colour Fashion News” shorts featuring his wife Hope Hampton wearing the latest Paris modes (1925-1928).

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   Jules Brulatour A pioneering figure in US silent cinema, Brulatour formed his first company with partners in the early twentieth century. Share via Facebook; Share via Twitter; Share via Email; Print this Article