Carmen (1915 Cecil B. DeMille film) so DeMille instructed his screenwriter brother William to base his scenario on the public domain novella "Carmen" by Prosper Mérimée. The novella's Carmen was more wilful and manipulative than the opera version. For instance, William included a cigarette factory fight scene from the book which was not found in the opera. Composer Hugo Riesenfeld arranged the orchestral score, his first of many for film, which "was" based on that of Bizet's opera. It was performed at the premiere and other prestigious screenings. There have been two restorations of Riesenfeld's score: the first was by Gillian Anderson, recorded with the London
ITC Limited in Calcutta. Since the company was largely based on agricultural resource, it ventured into partnerships in 1911 with farmers of southern part of India for sourcing leaf tobacco. Under the company's umbrella, the 'Indian Leaf Tobacco Development Company Limited' was formed in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh in 1912. The first cigarette factory of the company was set up in 1913 at Bangalore. In 1918, leaf buying points were created at identified centers along South India. ITC's cigarette factory at Munger was equipped with printing facility in 1925, paving way for its first non-tobacco business. Though the first six decades