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Martin's Press, 2002.You may return any items within 30 days of delivery for an exchange or a full refund. It was seen under that title as late as 1920, though it was never a popular or financial success. agreed to a distribution deal the film appeared in theaters in February, retitled The New Wizard of Oz. In a private letter to his publisher Frank Reilly, Baum stated that the film cost $23,500 to make. The film was completed by late September 1914, and premiered in Los Angeles on 5 October. The film's special effects include the beheading and restoration of Mombi plus an underwater scene with the Scarecrow and a mermaid.
In Baum's script, Mombi is the principal villain but in the book that followed, her place was taken by the witch Blinkie. Fred Woodward juggled multiple parts, playing the Cowardly Lion plus a mule, a kangaroo, a cow, and a crow.
Mildred Harris played the "breeches part" of Button-Bright. Violet MacMillan played Dorothy, and Frank Moore was the Scarecrow, with Pierre Couderc as the Tin Woodman. Mai Wells as Old Mombi (credited as Mae Wells)īaum himself was credited as the director, in addition to his normal duty as screenwriter.Charles Haydon as The Wizard of Oz (credited as J. Fred Woodward as The Cowardly Lion / The Kangaroo / The Crow / The Cow / The Mule.
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