Méliès Star-Film [American] (possibily alternately known as G. Méliès) was an American company for Georges Méliès, controlled by his brother Gaston Méliès. A half-interest in the company was sold in November 1911 by Gaston Méliès to The Vitagraph Company of America, who acquired the rights to the American Méliès negatives and became the distributor of new Méliès films. Gaston’s son Paul Méliès remained the president of the company after Gaston’s death in April 1915. The remaining assets of the company were purchased by The General Film Company, Incorporated, in early July 1917 in a stock exchange.

References: Robinson-Palace p. 134 : MovPicWorld-19070309 p. 13.