BENJAMIN DeCASSERES

Benjamin DeCasseres, who wrote intertitles for films produced by the Famous Players–Lasky Corporation—including the first American release of Nosferatu—leaked to his friend H.

All Music Has Touch of Satanism By Benjamin De Casseres Detroit Evening Times (Detroit, MI), July 29, 1941 One of the pastimes of the human mind when nations go to war is to “find the goat” — the “evil genius” behind the people or the government that you…

GET THE NONSENSE HABIT NONSENSE is a fine art.

There has been very little written about the 4 to 6 months that Benjamin DeCasseres was in Mexico as an editorial writer for El Diario, and nearly none of the papers he write for are available in online archives.

The following letter was published in the June 1, 1913 edition of Mercure de France.

The following was printed in The Sun (New York) in the September 03, 1914 issue.

The following 10 essays were from Benjamin DeCasseres syndicated newspaper column that would later be known as the “March of Events,” but went by different names or none at all.

The following essay by Benjamin DeCasseres was published in E.

The Pomona Progress Bulletin (Pomona, California) 12 May 1932 (Page 14) NEW YORK (U.P.)

Celebrating the 300th birthday of his relative Benedict Spinoza (1632 – 1677) saw Benjamin DeCasseres release two volumes about the man and his work.