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According to both of McMahan’s works, Herbert Blaché joined Solax Co. in June, 1913 and took an active role in its leadership and film production. Producer credit is given to both Alice Guy Blaché and Herbert Blaché for films made for Solax after that date.
In 1907, Alice Guy married Herbert Blaché, who was soon appointed the production manager for Gaumont's operations in the United States. After working with her husband for Gaumont in the U.S., the two established their own business in 1910, partnering with George A. Magie in the formation of The Solax Company , the largest pre-Hollywood studio in America.
Herbert Blaché. Director: The Song of the Wage Slave. Herbert Blaché was born on 5 October 1882 in London, England, UK. He was a director and producer, known for The Song of the Wage Slave (1915), A Prisoner in the Harem (1913) and The Million Dollar Robbery (1914).
10 mag 2021 · In 1907, Alice Guy married Herbert Blaché, a cameraman for Gaumont nine years her junior. She resigned from her position to accompany her husband to Cleveland, Ohio, where he had been sent to promote the Chronophone. The business failed to take off and they retreated to Gaumont’s studio in Flushing, New York.
1918 Herbert Blaché finds his wife a job directing The Great Adventure, starring Bessie Love, for Pathé Players. Released March 10, the film, a comedy, is commercially successful. March 30—Edison sells his film manufacturing company and ceases film production. Herbert Blaché moves to Hollywood with one of his actresses.
15 giu 2023 · Herbert Blaché, who was still running Gaumont’s New York office, was every bit as dynamic as his wife and was a great help in marketing her films. In May 1912 he became leader of a group of independents who were determined to put up some kind of active resistance to the Edison Trust, which was uncooperative or worse in its dealings with them.
Herbert Blaché (1882 - 1953) fue un director de Reino Unido conocido por Pasión y boda de Pamplinas, Sombras en la noche y The Calgary Stampede
