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<p>details that characterized continuities of the films of the later silent era.  <a href="page.php?w=Casablanca_%28film%29">Casablanca</a> (1942), is written in this style, with detailed technical instructions interwoven with dialogue.  The first use of the term "screenplay" dates to this era; the term "screen play" (two words) was used as early as 1916 in the silent era to refer to the film itself, i.e. a play shown on a screen.</p>

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