John R. Freuler

Freuler was born in Monroe, Wisconsin and schooled in Milwaukee. His father had emigrated from Switzerland. Freuler studied at Spencerian Business College. In 1910, Freuler formed a partnership with Chicago film distributor Samuel S. Hutchinson, establishing the American Film Manufacturing Company. In 1912 he helped organize the Mutual Film Corporation. Freuler and Harry Aitken, who worked together on film projects, had both grown up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was photographed with Charlie Chaplin and his brother Sydney Chaplin signing the Mutual Film contract. In the 1930s he established Freuler Film Associates, a film production company that produced westerns starring Tom Tyler. Freuler Associates set up a Monarch Melodramas division to release action films. ==Personal life==

He married Augusta J."Jessie" Golz and had two daughters. His brother-in-law, Otto E. Golz (1876-1917), was the Milwaukee, Wisconsin branch manager of Mutual Film. (Motion Picture News Vol 16, page 3652). ==Filmography==

• Beyond the Rio Grande (1930), presenter • Take the Heir (1930) Freuler Film Associates • The Fighting Gentleman (1932) • The Savage Girl (1932) • The Forty-Niners (1932) • The Gambling Sex (1932) • Deadwood Pass (1933) • War of the Range (1933) • Kiss of Araby (1933) • Marriage on Approval (1933) • When a Man Rides Alone (1933) • The Penal Code (1932) • Easy Millions (1933) • Secrets of Hollywood (1933) • Love Past Thirty (1934) Monarch Film Corporation melodramas • The Fighting Gentleman (1932) • The Gambling Sex (1932) • The Savage Girl (1932) • The Forty-Niners (1932 film) (1932) • The Penal Code (1932) • Kiss of Araby (1933) • Deadwood Pass (1933) • War of the Range (1933) • Marriage on Approval (1933) • When a Man Rides Alone (1933) • Easy Millions (1933) • Love Past Thirty (1934) • Twenty Dollars a Week (1935 film) (1935) ==References==