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Author Jeffrey StanleyPosted on January 12, 2020October 9, 2023Categories The Light and Shadow Game Photo ArchiveTags 85-2 masjid bari street, 86-1 Durga Charan Mitter Street, a. n. bose, alibaba, american cineograph company, american mutoscope and biograph company, amrita bazar patrika, anadinath bose, anandamath, anjan bose, Ardhendu Sekhar Mustafi, asgar, atul krishna mitra, aurora film corporation, aurora theatre, Avishap, b. l. chatterjea, bande mataram, bankim chandra chatterjee, Bholanath Gupta, black hole of calcutta, Bloemfontein, boer war, boxer rebellion, british army, Buddha, chapter 30, Chhattta Mistry Musjid, chief justice of bengal maclean, china, chronophone, cinematograph, classic theatre, dalhousie institute, demolishing a mosque, dole lila, dziga vertov, eastern bengal, edison, edward vii, Elysium Exhibition Co., encore 99, esplenade mansions, father lafont, First in 1898 Foremost Ever Since, fort william, garden reach, gaumont, Gaya Amateur Theatre Club, George Méliès, gibson lane, Golak Milan, Grand Kumar Bioscope, gupta katha, h. l. sen & bros., hard labor, hariraj, hemangani sen, Heramba Chunder Ghosh, hiralal sen, incell & silk, j. c. dass, Jagadish Chakraborti, Jaraknath Ganguly, jatra, Jeanne d’Arc, joan of arc, jorasanko, judge harrington, judge stanley, kapal kundala, karl marx, kumar gupta, Kusum Kumari, m. l. sen, magic lantern, Maharaja Manindra Chandra Nundi Bahadur of Cossimbazar, Maharaja Sir Jyotindra Mohan Tagore, maurice bandmann, minerva theatre, motilal sen, Moulvi Irshad Ali Khan, Moulvi Serajul Huq, mr. sett, mrinalini, muslim para lane, Mutoscope and Biograph Company of India, nalit mohan roy, Narayan Basak, national export exposition, nil darpan, odisha, orissa, P. Gupta, paris exbhition of 1900, Pathuriaghatta, philadelphia, Pranoy-Pariksha, pretoria, queen victoria, r. h. khan, Ramayana, rigourous imprisonment, royal bengal theatre, royal funeral, s.s. rewa, sarala, satnam, shadowgraph, Sherghati, siegmund lubin, sitaram, sonepur fair, sreemoty, star theatre, stevenson, superfine, syd harding, tagore castle, Tahr-i-Esbk, tara sundara, The Anathema, the bengalee, the national theatre, theatre royal, times of india, transvaal war, urdu, vramar, william dickson

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Hi, I'm Jeffrey Stanley. I live in Philadelphia. This is my blog. I'm a screenwriter, playwright, filmmaker, performer and essayist, Legacy Fulbright Alumni Ambassador and formerFulbright-Nehru Scholar, during which time I conducted historical film, theatre and political research in India where I have traveled extensively.

I currently teach screenwriting and related courses as an Adjunct faculty at my alma mater NYU Tisch School of the Arts in the Tisch Open Arts and Goldberg Dramatic Writing departments, and as an Adjunct faculty at Drexel University Westphal College of Media Arts & Design in the Performing Arts and Cinema & TV Departments. I once taught a course I created, Theatre History for Actors, at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute.

If you would like to see my full bio and learn more about my work please visit my website.

Many years ago, screenwriter Joe Vinciguerra and a few other close friends in college started calling me Jefe Von Stanley. It’s pure nonsense. The nickname stuck. This is Jefe’s House.

My family and I enjoy model rocketry as a hobby. I also collect vintage medicine bottles and display them in an antique medicine cabinet, just another way to engage with history and pop culture.

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