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Mutual Film Corporation was an early American motion picture conglomerate that originated with the Western Film Exchange founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in July of 1906 by Wisconsin natives John R. Freuler (1872-1958) and Harry E. Aitken (1877-1956).

In 1912, the company acquired Thanhouser Studios. After consolidating its Majestic Motion Picture Company and Reliance Motion Picture Company into the Mutual Film Corporation in 1915, by 1917 the conglomerate operated as the distributor for four subsidiary studios in California, three of which were in the Los Angeles area and the other in Santa Barbara.

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