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Author Jeffrey StanleyPosted on January 3, 2020October 9, 2023Categories The Light and Shadow Game Photo ArchiveTags Abdul Hamid, Alauddin Khiliji, alipore, amarendranath dutt, amrita bazar patrika, amrita lal bose, amritalal bose, anglo-indian, Asrumati, assassination, atul krishna mitra, Ayesha, Bandmann Comedy Company, bangladesh, bankim chandra chatterjee, birpuja, bollywood, bose's circus, british historians, chand bibi, chapter 37, charan chunder bose, classic theatre, college square, d.l. roy, Dauatennessa, Dr. Lalcacaa, drama examination committee, Durgadas, Emperor Akbar, faridpur, father lafont, girish chandra ghosh, grand opera house, Hamlet, hariraj, Hazrat Ayesha, Hemendra Nath Das Gupta, hindu-muslim unity, hitabati newspaper, india's first movie theater, islamophobia, Jewish theatregoers, johnson-burns fight, jyotindranath tagore, kohinoor theatre, lawyer ashutosh biswas, london assassination, lord curzon, Madan Lal Dhingra, maurice bandmann, methodist episcopal church of africa, mewar patan, Mihir-O-Shuchakar newspaper, minerva theatre, mir kasim, mirqasim, Miss Blanche Forsyth, mleccha, mlech, Mohammed, Mr. Vane, mugal, Mujibar Rahman, padmini, Pratapsinha play, Pratibashi newspaper, press acts, rabindranath tagore, Radhaballabhji, rajsingha, rana pratap, Salim, sanskrit, satnam, Secretary of State for India Hamilton, Selim, shakespeare, sir gurudas bannerjee, Siraj ud-Daulah, star theatre, surendranath banerjea, Surendranath Mazumdar, Syed Osman Ali, teddy roosevelt, the bengalee newspaper, the bioscope theater, the empire newspaper, the eurasian newspaper, The Indian Mirror newspaper, the maidan, the moslem chronicle newspaper, the mussalman newspaper, the national theatre

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Author Jeffrey StanleyPosted on December 31, 2019October 9, 2023Categories The Light and Shadow Game Photo ArchiveTags 201 Cornwallis Street, 31 haritaki bagan lane, 373/5 Upper Chitpore Road, abdul hassan, Albert Capellani, ali baba, alibaba, amarendranath dutt, amiyabala sen, apen ganguly, Apurba Sati, archbishop of calcutta, assassination, assassination attempt, bangiya sahitya parishad, bangladesh, bantlemann brothers, beadon square, beadon street, bengal bioscope, Bengal Medical Library, bengali subtitles, bipin chandra pal, bomb, capital bioscope, chapter 40, Chief Justice of Bengal, cinema salon, cinema theatre co., cock drawing room cinematograph, D. W. Griffith, damodar river, elphinstone bioscope, elphinstone picture palace, enoch arden, Ensign, ermete zacconi, Gazette of India Extraordinary, Ghadr banned, giribala, girish chandra ghosh, gitanjali, Golaap Sundari, grand opera house, h. l. sen's royal bioscope, haridas ghosh, hindu-muslim unity, hiralal sen, hiralal sen letter, home movie camera, j.f. madan, jorasanko, jugantar, kapal kundala, khetramoni, kohinoor theatre, Lady of the Lake, leakat hossain, les miserables, Life in Our Navy and Army, lord curzon, maidan, maurice bandmann, minerva bioscope, minvera theatre, motilal sen, muslim playwright, Mymensingh, new electric theatre, nil darpan, nobel prize, Our Homeland, Padre, Parinam, Paris Motor Bandits, Pathé Frères, police Head Constable Haripada Deb, police Inspector Bankim Chandra Chaudhuri, rabindranath tagore, rashbehari bose, recorded songs and speeches from plays, royal bioscope, safety requirements for theatres and cinemas, san francisco, sealdah train station, shooting, Sir Lawrence Jenkins, Srimati Saralabala Devi, st. xavier's college, star theatre, steady as the pyramids flickerless as the sun, Sukumari Dutta, swadeshi mela, swadeshi movement, tennyson, the bengalee newspaper, the bioscope theatre, the calcutta spectator, the gramophone co., The Krishma, the minerva, the stateseman, theatre royal, Thrown to the Lions, urdu, Viceroy of India Lord Hardinge, victor hugo, women playwrights, yeats, Yugantar Ashram

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Hi, I'm Jeffrey Stanley. I'm proudly part Cherokee (Eastern Band) and I live in Philadelphia, PA, USA. This is my blog. I'm a screenwriter, playwright, filmmaker, performer, essayist, Legacy Fulbright Alumni Ambassador and formerFulbright-Nehru Research Scholar to India, 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, and I'm a Drexel University Fulbright Scholar Liaison. I once taught a course I created, Theatre History for Actors, at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute.

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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. I am a first-generation college graduate.

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