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Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden (1904): Cast

Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden (1904) movie poster

Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden is a 1904 documentary directed by Edwin S. Porter, starring Albert Treloar and Beatrice Marshall. It runs 2 minutes.

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Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden (1904) movie poster
Released
Runtime
2 min
Director
Edwin S. Porter
Genre
Documentary
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The story

What Is Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden About?

The premise of Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden without spoilers.

The film opens with a woman on a pedestal, clad in a white leotard and a hip‑tied sash, striking classical Greek‑inspired poses that accentuate her figure. It then cuts to Treloar on the bare stage, wearing brief leopard‑skin trunks or a short tunic, wrist bands and Roman‑style laced sandals. His muscular upper body is highlighted by dynamic poses that make his muscles throb, ending with a slight nod to the camera.

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Cast & crew

Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden Cast

Albert Treloar leads the cast, with Beatrice Marshall. Directed by Edwin S. Porter.

From the director

More from Edwin S. Porter

More films directed by Edwin S. Porter: Tess of the Storm Country, The Prisoner of Zenda, The Price and The Lighthouse by the Sea.

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Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden Also Known As

3 alternative titles, including “Male and Female Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show” and “Jan 2”.

Also known as
  • Male and Female Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show
  • Jan 2
  • 1904

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Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden FAQ: Cast & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden?

Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden runs 2 minutes.

When was Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden released?

Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden was released on January 16, 1904.

Who directed Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden?

Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden was directed by Edwin S. Porter.

More films by Edwin S. Porter

Who is in the cast of Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden?

Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden stars Albert Treloar and Beatrice Marshall.

Does Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden have a post-credit scene?

No. Treloar and Miss Marshall, Prize Winners at the Physical Culture Show in Madison Square Garden has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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