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SAlE PRICES ONRLM UBURY PIINTS 1926 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE

LOS ANGELES. CALI F. 90007

$ 32 0 56 Each

This is a complete discription of &.L of the scenes which appear in

issue one of OLD TD-lli NEWS. No change has been made in any scene or any title.

All are exact reprints of original films. However the contents of this reel

were taken from many reels of the era. Research of many reels was undertaken

to assure a maximum of interesting material in a short space of time.

1- PRESIDENT WILSON DRAWS FIRST DRAFT NUMBER

1-~arshall, Speaker Cha:1P Clark, Secretary of the !!'-'.vy Josephus also appear.

2- KING GIDRGE AND THE PRINCE OF WALES

Review of "Silver Badge IJIen" (veterans) in Hyde Park, London

3- TEA GOWNS PARADE FOR THE RED CROSS

Century old gowns shown at Hingham Hass to benefit Red Cross drive.

4- SAMUEL GOMPERS visits his boyhood home in London

viar time labo r leader

5- KING VICTOR EMHANUEL of Italy

rteviews Italian and American Aviation units on Italian Front

6- PRESIDENT AND MME POINCAIRE of France

Visit the front at St Mihiel

7- CZECHOSLOVAKIAN MISSION IN WASHINGTON

a short but significant film. While not revealed by the film, it is without
doubt that this was taken at the time of the conference between Wilson and
loiasaryk at which plans were laid for the independence of Czechoslovakia.

8- G~ GARIBALDI AT TRIF.:l--n

\~elcome of the populace to the Italians

9- FLOYD GIBBOP~

Noted war correspondent in Paris

Io-GOvmNOR LOWDEN and FARMERETTES

Leading contender for the Republican Presidential nomination of 1920 is
shown with girls who worked in the fields to help win the war as "farmerettes"

11- MARSHALL JOFFRE in Paris

Hero of the Marne

12- HERBERT HOOvm inspects the com crop

}~ Hoover was Food Administrator

13- LAFAYETTE ESQt,JADRILLE transfers to the American Flag

Aviators who had been flying for France a8 volunteers now fly the U.S. flag.

14- BATTLE scm&s FROM mE FRON'! (st Mihiel)

15- SPANISH INFLUmZA S'l'RIKJS '

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SHORT FILMS FROM THE VERY EARLY YEARS (prior to 1914)

FROM FRANCE
THE CONQUEST OF THE FODE (Melies)
A T~IP TO THE MOON ( Melies)
A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE ( pathe)
CINEr-IATOORAPHIE LUMIERE
THE PASHA'S NIGHT~ffiRE (Pathe Fre res)
ABRAHAM'S SACRIFICE (Eclipse)
THE CHRI ST I AN .Jv<.ARTYRS Gaumont)
THE ENCHANTED GLASSES ( Pathe Fr e re s )
THE H:'SHER ' S DEL I R IUM ( Gaumo nt) one of the very first cartoon comedies
IN T;,E D.:-W .3 C :' LOUIS XVI ( Pathe Freres)
THE MAlHi C JUGGLER ( Pathe Freres) Senne t t acknowledges that pathe created
the ide a of movie slapstick. This is one of its first uses.
TRANSFORMATION ( Pathe Freres)
FOLIES BERG ERE Features Josephine Baker
FROM ENG LAND
THE ROYAL VISIT ( 1912) one of the Lt Daring series made by Clarenden
FROH GERHANY
KILLING THEKILLER fabulous cobra vs mong oose film made by UFA
THE EDWIN V PORTER-EDISON FILMS U.S .. 1903-1907
THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY THE LIFE OF THE AMERICAN COWBOY
THE LI FE ~F THE AHE [UCAN FIREMAN DREAM OF THE RAREBIT FIEND
JrlCK AND THE BEANS TALK THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
PAUL REVERE'S RIDE
THE GRIFFITH BIOORAPH early short fi l ms
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DIVIDED LOVE Mary Pickfbrd
THE FE}ffiLE OF THE SPECIES Mary Pickford
FRIENDS Mary Pickford with Henry B walthall Lionel Barrymo re Harry Carey
THE GOD WITHIN 'Blanche Sweet and Lionel Bar r ymore
THE UNWEL.COME GUEST Mary Pickfor-d and W Chrystie Mailes
lOLA'S PROMISE Mary Pickford
THE MENDED LUTE Owen Moo r e and Florence Lawrenc e
MAN'S GENESIS Mae Ma r sh Mack Sennett ( as a dramatic actor)
THE NEW YORK HAT Mary Pickford Lione l Barrymore
T\vO DAUGHTERS OF EVE Henry B walthall Cl aire MacDowell Lillian Gish

GRIFFITH FILMS For Reliance a nd MajestiC

LOVE AND CHARITY Henry B Walthall
THE LITTLE COUNTRY MOUSE Wallace Reid Blanche Sweet Mary Al d en Raoul wals h
PRINCE CHARMING
other early U S Studioa
THE BORROWED FLAT ( Ame rican "Flying A") 1911 features J Warren Kerrigan
CINDERELLA ( Tha n.ouser) (1913) feature. Florence LaBadie Harry Benham
THE LOST CHILD (Lubin) (about 1900) baaed on an episode from ahewspaper
PRICES OF TImSE FILMS • 45.o.: ~' each in 16mm $ 12.oo eac h i n 8mm
CLEARANCE SALE I6mm FILMS
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We offer these films for outright sale at prices alm~st as low

as rates for rental. In many ins ta nces only one copy of a film is

available. In all instances, only a few copies. After films are sold

no more will be available as this is a closeout sale.

I6mm sound on film prints offered at S 22.50 each

DEFENSIVB FOOTBALL Truining Film with Exc s llent tips on how to play
OFFENSIVE FOCTBALL companion reel to the above
TRACK MEE T THRILLS track events
BASKET BALL THRILLS

I6mm sound on films featuring KNUTE ROCKNE

Famous films made by the great coach himself

These f il ns wi ll a l ways -b e of inter e s t

only a few copies available at $ 27.50 each

TWO MINUTES TO PL.S
TCUCHDCii\"N
THE LAST YARD
BACKFIELD j\CES
I6mm silent prints- while they last S 12.50 each

TOUCHDOHN THRI,LLS OF 1941- ten big g ames of th- t year

BULLS EYES Grantland Rice film on sho o ting

CLOInnNG THE G, '.MC comedy baseball

SU~F Ai'ID SAIL .. Gra n tland Ri ce f ilm

CHd·1PIONSHI:.:? B" ~SK ET13j-\LL Nat Holmen film
H£RE COME S ~.L ICICUS the story of a famous horse
BIG LE _',G UE BhS EBALL
UNDERIIJi-l-TER CIbj\IPIONS Sv,imming events
GETTING TOG EHER Grantland Rice film on teamw o rk
FOLLOW THROUGH Golfi ng film

DCGGING 17 dogs of all kinds

KING Bl~SK . ~ TB;i.LL very early basket ba l l film

FDOTBALL PARADE OF THE YEAR while they last at S 17.50 each

Available for years 1938,1945, 1946. 1947, 1951,1953, 1954

TOUCHDmm THRILLS while they last at $ 17.50 each

available for 1945 and 1947

These reels give the highlights of 8 or more big games

the biggest of the year.

JOHNNY WEISMULLER IN "SPLASHING THROUGH"

2 SPECIAL SUBJECTS
A great star in a great swimming reel. Here is a real iJitroduction to sum·
I6mm Sound Prints
$ 27.50 each mers greatest sport. Leam how to swim. like a chamDion.

ttUNDERCOVER"
Sports played indoors. Billiards with Willie Hop~e; Pi~g Pong and Sq?-ash at the ~icha~ds Ten­
nis School; Badminton with Vincent Richards; Ice Skatmg with Norval Baptle and Bowhng with Mort
Lindsay.
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16mm Sport Films

By FILM CLASSIC EXCHANGE
1926 South Vermont Avenue
LOS ANGELES CAL 90007
Only a few prints are available of rare early sports
films as priced on this sale. They repfesent famous
sports events and pe rsonalities an~ will ~lways . be
of outstanding interest. Orders str1ctly f1lled 1n
order of receipt.

HOME RUN KING BABE RUm

Great films taken at the time when Babe Ruth was the idol of 'the nation.
Home runs in slow motion. Taken at a game ,between the Cleveland In.
dians and the New York! Yankees.

I6MM SI LENT PRI NTX

WHILE THEY LAST $ 27. 5 0 each
5 SPECIAL FOOTBALL SUBJECTS
MADE BY FAMOUS COACHES
IN FULL SOUND AND SPOKEN COMMENT

I6MM PRINTS $ 32.50 each

uFORWARD PASS"

Gus Doras, Mal Stevens, AI Wittmer, Harvey Harmon and Howard Jones give you the real d opQ

on a spectacular play and means of making it successful. Splendid slow motion scenes and exciting .shC{<j

from Varsity games.

Al Wittmer, Sam \Villiams, Walter Steffin and BiU Spauldin~ give fuadamentals in thii reel. T he

last and most valuable one in the series. This title and the five preced4tg make up the best aeries Cv~r

made for serious study of Football. The series was produced by HQward Jones and the 'various coach':"s

listed above.
USPRING lRAINING"
The first steps in training a Varsity squad shown by Howard Jones in association with Coach
A!om:o Stagg:--Coach Joek Sutht'rland, Coach Ray Morrison and Coach Chick Meehan. Shot~ fro~
real games illustrate the points made b y the various Coaches and exciting hits of action are pJ"Yl"C l:>d.C k
in slow motion.
((DECEPTION"
__ Strategic plays illustrated by Rip Miller, Lou Little, Chick Meehan, B. I. Bierman, Bill Hargis and
Gwin Henry:J\ reel that' snould be run off several times. A stUdy reel lor the squad rather tha~= a ,.J4!.;:'::.t--_ _ _ __
reel and yet packed with exciting moments and fast action for the spectators as well. p t:p

HWEDGE PLAY"
Coach Harry J. Mehre, Coach Tad Jones, Coach Dick Hanley and Coa h B'1l M d ' .

on Wedge formation and show its use in, rcal-gamCII. c 1 un y give you UpS

I6MM SPECIAL WRESTLING FOLIES in r6am Sound $ 47.50

U.s. Champion vs Champion of Mexico
CLARA MORTENSEN vs RITA MORENO

fo r Women's Wrastling Championship

amm SPORTS SUBJECTS- CLoseout price $ 12.00 each

BERLIN OLYMPIC GAMES BOBBY JONES (GOLF) HOCKEY
FUNDAMENTALS OF BOXING MUSKIELAND TARGETS
MONARCHS OF THE FI ELD LOU GEHRIG RACQUETEERS
TRAPPING THE BOBCAT ARCHERY LIFE SAVING
GOLF SLAPPY (comedy )
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16nun SOUND FILM ••.

by SIR WALTER SCOTT

Sir 'Valter Scott's immortal stor

ain~ orough

Th.e characte:s do not spea~. Titles taken directly from the poem explain the
aCUon•. Muslcal accompaDlment is by Nathaniel Shilkret's Orchestt'J.
Cast includes Benita Hume1 Percy Marmont and W. Lawson Plitt.

16MM SOUND ON FILM PRINTS

USED LIBRARY PRINTS $ 175 . 00 each

NEW 8mm PRrNTS $ 65 . 00 Each

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Price of I6mm Prints on Application
VAMPYR ( Castles of Doom) Carl Creyer Feature
8mm (prints do not have titles)
THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC Carl Dreyer Feature
8mm (pr ints do not have titles)
JUDITH OF BETHULIA D W Griffith's first feature
with BlanChe Sweet &enry G Walthall
GYPSY BLOOD ("Carmen") wi t h POLA NEGRI
directed by ERNST LUBITSCH
POTEMKIN directed by Sergei Eisenstein
SPARTACUS 1914 Cines filming with Antonio
TARTUFFE THE HYPOCRITE Emil Jannings
WILLIAM TELL 1914 Swiss Fila
THE CABINET OF DR CALIGARI
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I6MM COMEDY FILMS ON SALE at $ 32.50 Each

CHILDRENS COMEDIES (Scallywag Kids)
RINGLING'S RIVALS ALWAYS IN THE Wi\ Y
WHAT PRICE ORPHANS SIX FACES WE ~) T

THE TIN HOSS THE KLYNICK

THE DEUCE THE I 3 t h ALll.RM
Comedies with Baby Peggy
GINGER SNAPS STIlEETIE
I9I4 Vitagraph Comedy with Bobby Connelly
BILLY'S BURG L.'l.R
Comedies wi t h MICKEY ROONEY As a kid star
with "the Rinkydink Gang Kids"
MICKEY'S PALS MICKEY'S RIVALS
MICKEY THE DE T EC ~ IVE MICKEY IN SCHOOL
MICKEY'S MENrtGERIE MIC1.EY'S ELEVEN
MICKEY'S BIG GAME HUNT

SLPSTICK COMEDIES ON SALE AT $ 37.50 each

WIFE TAMERS features Li:.:me.l Barrymore in a comedy role
THE JAYBIRD SQUAWKS features Raymond Griffith
HOP TO IT BELLHOP features Oliver Hardy
THE HERO features Billy West in a carbon copy of the Chaplin hit
"Caught in a Cabaret" Scence for scene a duplication
TWO WAGONS BO'.1 H COVERED Will Rogers in a burl e sque of "The Covered Wagon"
BROKEN BUBBLES Hank Mann in a burlesque of Griffith's "Broken Blossoms"
THE KNOCKOUT A Fatty Arbuckle Keystone comedy in which Chaplin appears in
a bit part as the referee : many stars appear in "the audience"
including Mack Swain, Slim Summerville, Charlie Chase and Mr Sennett
himself. The Keys . one Kops are on at the finish. A very excellent
example of "Keystones" before the stars were lured away by high salaries
SMITH'S FISHLNG TRIP Mack Sennett comedy with Raymond McKee,Ruth Hiatt,
little Mary Ann Jackson and Andy Clyde
MADAME DYNAMITE Alice Howell as the battling mother in law
45 MINUTES FROM HOLLYWOOD Glenn Tryon as a bashful country boy visits
Hollywood to see the stars : flashes of Our Gang Kids Theda Bara.
He thinks bank robbers are movie makers. Oliver Hardy appears in
this part of picture. Stan is in one scene. Look quick.
BATHTUB PERILS one of the great Triangle Keystone's
PINK PAJAMAS Sennett comedy with Billy Bevan
LONG FLIV THE KING with Charlie Chase and Oliver Hardy
A LARK IN THE PARK Johnny Hines and Marie Dressler
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COMEDIES ON SALE nT $ 37.50 each

MO~E

MIXED NUTS with Stan Laurel

MYSTIC MUSH Hank Mann in a burlesque of "the cereals". Trap doors,
a lo t of good serial atmosphere played for laughs
MBET TH~ MISSUS Glenn Tryon
~ PEACEFUL lIOT Slim Summerville
SKIDDING HEf-l.RTS Auto races wi th Barney Oldfiald Ora Carew (Keystone Sennett)
SPECIAL FEATURETTE COMEDIES ( 30 minutes Long) at $47.50
SOLDIBR MAN with Harry Langd-on
CHUMPS h T OXFORD with Laurel and Hardy
THE SUB}ffiR INE PIRATE wi t h Syd Chaplin

short OUR GANG kid comedies at $ 22. ~ 0 each

MICKEY'S MOVIE TELLING STORIES
DOG DAYS THE G.;;NG BJ,COM I~ ACTORS
Bd.RBER SHOP
short star comedies offered at $ 27.50 Each
DEAR OLD Pl~L Snub Pollard
Cil.UG HT IN THB RAIN ehapI in
STEP LIVELY Harold Lloyd
SE.li DOG S TALE Billy Bevan Andy Clyde (Sennett)
OUT OF STEP Harold Lloyd

POOR FISH Charlie Chase

DOUGH AND DYNAMITE Charlie Chaplin

'l'ROLLt.:y

SHERIFF POLLY Pol~y Moran Ben Tu{ pin

HIGH TIDE Snub ijpllard

POLISHING UP John Bunny (1914 Vitagraph)

short comedies with MR & MRS SYDNEY DREW offered at $27.50 ea ch

AUNTIE'S PORTRAIT THE PROFESSIONAL SCAPEG0AT
THE PROFESSOR'S ROMANCE NOTHIl'l3 TO WEAR
CHAPLIN COMEDIES OFFERED AT $ 37.50 each

EASY STREET THE FIREWi N

THE Bl~NK THE CHAMPION

h NIG H'l' AT THE SHOvl SHANGHAIED

POLICE TRIPLE TROUBLE

CAUGHT IN A CABARET HIS TRY STING PLACES

HIS NEW JOB THEIR SOCIAL SMASH

FEATURE FILMS FROM THE SILENT ERA

THE HOO~IBR SCHOOLl4ASTER ( 3-30-24)
from the story by Edward Eggleston
SNOW WHITE made by Educational Films 11-23-16
a short sequence from this film is used in the walt Disney
Story film as shown at Disneyland.
VANITY FAIR features Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske Made by Edison 9-25 - 15
One of the outstanding productions of 1915 made by the Thomas A
Edison studios with most of their stars in the cast headed by the
famous Mrs Fiske from the Broadway stage. From the novel by Thackery .
THE SKY PILOT A King Vidor production (5-14-21)
feature6 John Bowers and David Butler ( later director ) .Cast
also features Colleen Moore fresh from the Griffith studio. From
the story by Ralph Connor.
ORCHIDS fiND ERMINE ( 3-27-27)
Fea tures Colleen Moo:e, Jack Mulhall, Sam Hardy
SI X FEET FOUR Directed by Henry King (9 - 15-I9)
Produced at the pi oneer s tudio of Amer i c an at Sa nta Barbara
with a cast which includes Wil li am RU5~;ell, Vola Va le , Ha r vey Clark .
An excellent story, a tight script and one of the great di re ctors
make this far mOTe than the ordinary western of the period .
TWISTED TRAILS features Tom Nix ( approximate release 1915)
One of the films IT,a(;e by Mix for the pioneer Selig st , dio
TILLIE' S PUNCTUR.l:::D ;, 01·~NC the Mack Sennett Classic (12-4-14)
This was Sennett ' s first feature length film. Star was
Marie Dr'essler but Chaplin ( leading man) was better known and it
is considered to be a Chaplin film. Cast includes the Ke ~lsto n e Kops .
Nabel Normand , Chester Conklin, Mack Swain and most of the Keystoners .
TILLIE WAKES UP features Marie Dressler ( 1-13-17)
This mus t no . be confused wi th the Sennett "Ti llie" feature. It
ws made by World Film at Fort Lee N J with Harie Dressler. Leading
man is Johnny Hines. William V Mong is in the cast. Scenes were
taken at New Jersey resorts and the~e is colorf ul carnival action.
THE PASSING OF 'IHE THIRD FLOOR Bl~CK ~U ( approximate 1917)
British f i lming with Sir. Forbes Robertson
THE MAN FROM 'fH};; BEYOND ( 7-27-2 I)
features Houdini in a story designed 0 bring into play all of his
fa mous escape stunts. Houdini i s u niqu e . He has never been e qualled a d
and remains to this day a legend. This is a very interesting film on
many levels I as an action adventure film of pure excitement and as
Houdini.
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS (12-23-15)
j~rlwin Thanhouser filming of the novel by George El iot.

THE PRINCE AND THB PAUPER (11-26-22)

One of the first films made by Alexander Korda . Fil med in
Austria at the Sacha studios in Vienna. Hailed at the time as
showing the universality of Mark Twain.
THE PRIMROSE PATH ( 10-11.25)
Features Clara Bow with Stuart Holmes. Tom Santschi
ROBINSON CRUSOE (12-26-27)
Excellent British filminq
STREET OF SOK_,OViS ( Incomplete) (7-I 7-27)
The Garbo film. Unfortunately our prints lack the conclus i on
of the story and are incomplete.
 FEATURES FROM THE SILENT ERA

SPARTACUS ( 1915)
Produced in Italy by Cines. Released in the U S by George Kleine.
Features Antonio Novelli. Very ~arge cast and ihlpressive p~'oduction

THE SERV"I.NT IN THE HOUSE ( 3-20-20)

This film was produced at the Triangle studios and was the subject of
many problems as it did not fit into the , ype of releases shown. Most
li~ited ~ist ribution. Features Jean ~ersholt, CJairc Anderson and a
young J09n Gilbert. From the play by Charles Rann Kennedy. Obviously
not for,
the 1920 movie aUdiences. In retrospect, a landmark film.

TARZAN OF THE APES ( 2-14-18)

The first of a long line of Tarzan films. Features Elmo Lincoln,
the first star. Leading lady is Enid Markey. Still fabulous.
THE SEA LION (1-8-22)
features Hobart Boswotth Be!3sie Love Charle :; Clary
THE TERROR (2-15-17) features P FA RI, ~l...,>;rHI;l.I.&r'I;J;'l!.-----
- not a cut down edition of one of her serials: a complete feature
THE MARTYR ( 1921)
Francis Ford as Lincoln
LET'S GO ( 11-1-23) features Richard Talmadge
KING LEAR (12-14-16)
Edwin Thanhouser production with Fred e rick Warde
THE HE ~ DLESS HORSEMAN ( 10-22-22)
features will Rogers as Icabod Crane in the Washing~on Irving Classi C
JUDITH OF BETHULIA (11-17-13)
The D W Griffith Biograph film which was not released until after
he had left the company. His first fe~ture film. Cast includes Blanche
sweet, Henry B walthall, Mae Marsh.
THE LO ST EXPEDITION ( 10-21-28)
Ufa film
THE J h.CK KNIFE 1-1.Z>.N (1-3-20)
King Vidor production of story by Ellis Parker Butler
GYPSY BLoeD (5-15-21)
~rnst Lubitsch produc ion of "Carmen" with Pola Negri

THE Al-1ERIe'.NC features - Douglas Fair banKs (1-4-1 ;)-

Hadc: under Griffith supe rvision at Fine ArtS-Triangle. One of
the best of the early E'airbanks pictures. Cast includes Alma Reubens and
Spottiswood :i.iken. Background of revolution in a banana republic means action.
THE BIRTH 0P THE SARTH Documentary ( app 1920)
.llso kno\\ln as "The Cosmic Drama" and "Evolution". Pioneer
documentary by Dr Raymond L Ditmars not appreciated at the time and
forgotten in later years. His collection of animal films was fantastic and
they were used in this film.
CHARLIE CH."PLIN'S BURLES 'JUE OF CARMEN (6-1-16)
P c oduced by Chaplin as a 2 reeler. Expand d into a featurette
after he left. Ben Turpin appears in the added footage but there is never
a scene in which both Chaplin and Turpin appear. Work of intercutting is
an excellent example of hhe tricks employed in the early days.Edna
purviance, Leo White appear also. Good fun. Enjoyable.
THE CHILDREN IN THE HOUSE features No:..ma Talmadc;Je (4-20-16)
Griffith supervised film with Norma Talmadge,Jewel Carmen, Eugene
Palette Walter Long.
 2 I LI'1S FRot·l 'rEB ::; IL EHT ER~ >
SHORTENED VERSIONS OF FEATURE PICTURES
THE LIGHT OF FAITH ( 9-2- 22)
a thirty minute edition taken from "The Light in the Dark­
features Hope Hampton with Lon Chaney and E K Lincoln. story is
a modern one which introduces th~ story of the search for the Holy Grail.
THE GOLEM (6-26-21)
thirty minute edition of the German classic feature. Represents
the main outline of he film well.
THE FINGER OF JUSTIC~ ( 1919)
much missing footage in our print of this famous film. Story is
one of the sex shockers of its era. A clergyman lectures on the
evils of "the white slave traffic" and showings were restrictoect to
"adults only". features Crane Hilbur
ALLADIN ( 10-11-17)
thi ty minute edition of the feature film. A very elaborate
production of the famous story. Features Lewis Sargent and Fox kiddies.
"-_ THE HOLY GR.AIL ( P ~.RSIF AL) ( early 1913)
very early German film
COr-1PLETE FILMS ( as made originally in 3 reel Edi ti ona)
Rhowing Time about 30 minutes at sound speed
11 release dates shown are approximate
AS YOU LIKE IT (Vitagraph-I9I2) features Rose Coughlan ,Maurice Costello
CAL M..::.RVIN'S HI FE ( Vitagraph Broadway Star Feature 11-22-15)

features William Duncan Anne Schaeffer

FIRES OF YOU H ( 1916)

features Frederick Warde Jeanne Eagels Helen Badgley
one of the Thanhouser films to attack safey hazards in steel mills
HOMER'S ODYSSEY (ULYSSES) Milano -I9r2)
the first film to be shown in legitima~e theatres ( as vs the
nickelodeons of the period) "Advanced Admission" ( 25c) Or chestra.
hn epic of its day.
THE ~1ERCHj'~NT OF VENICE ( 1912)

an Italian film imported by Geo ge Kleine

THOR LORD OF rl'HL JUNGLE (1915)

one of the best of the films made in the Selig Zoo at Glendale.
Features Kathlyn Williams and Tom Santschi. Story by James Oliver Curwood.
TH:t; TWO ORPHANS ( 1912)
the third "featur6 1f f i lm made i n t he U S by Sel i g. Released in 3
parts with (supposedly) one part shown on each of 3 separate days. Featured
Kathlyn Williams. Winnifred Greenwood, Charles Clary and some members of
the original stage production. An epic of its day.
A DAOOHTER OF 0LD IR.-r::LI~ll. ( 1914)
one of hhe film. produced in Ireland ( runnaway "authentic locale"
films of its day. Produced by Sidney Olcott. Features Gene Gauthier
TWO REEL ( 20 l-1inute) 1NCE FILMS (approximate dates 1913-1914)
complete exactly a8 originally filmed
THE GANGSTERS AND ~HE GIRL with Charles Ray and Alma Reubena
THE GREY SZNTINEL Civil War film with Charles Ray & Miller 101 Ranch Rider.
THB C~ICIS one of the first Ince fil•• ( 19I2)
EVERY INCH A MAN william S Hart Frank Borsage
SINEWS OF WhR Civil War Film. The fall of Richmond.
iRHlTf"~olN PAID with Francis Ford as Lincoln
PEATURE FILMS FROB Ti-lE SILENT ERA

BILL ( also known as "Crainquebile") ( ~pproximate 1922)

French film shown in U.S. under t itle "Bill" . From the story
by Anatole F.,.ance.
THE D~ERSLriYER ( approximate 1923)
Filmed at Cooperstown by Mingo Films. well done for the era.
authentic backgrounds.
FREE TO LOVE ( 11-29-25)
features Clara Bow
EiIGL..:; OF THE SEl\. ( 11-21-26)
story of LaFitte the pirate. Fea tures Ricordo Cortez ,
Mitchell Lewis and Florence Vidor.
THE FIGHTING ST,.LLIGN ( 1926)
ANNnBELLE LEE (1921)
" · lmed on the New Eng] a nd coas..t. Edgar ll~alLE.oe s tOLY-_
l~LICE IN HONDERL.I.ND ( 1915)
Features Viol~ Savoy and a live cast of characters. Well done
for its early era and a landmark film.
ANNAPOLIS ( 1928)
features Johnny Mack Brown
B&:~VEHEART ( 12-28-25)
Features Rod LaRoque Jedda Goudal Tyrone Power Sr
THE LA J T OF THE MOH~ANS ( 11-28-20)
features Alan Roscoe Barbara Bedford w~llace Beery
Directed and produced by Maurice.!.ourneur
THE THOROBED (9-6-25)
features Pauline Garon
AVE MARIA ( approximate production date 1919)
filmed in Germany (Bavaria)
TIMOTHY'S wUEST (9-24-22)
story by Kate Dougla!3 h'ig in Features Gladys Leslie
W1RY TUDOR ( approximate 1919)
fe dtures Ellen Ri chter. Story by Victor Hugo.
DOMBEY AND SON ( 1919)
British filming of DickAn's sto y
BETSY ROSS ( 10-18-17)
Features Alice Brady Frank Mayo John Bower s Murdock MCQuarry
SHADOWS ( 10-7-21)
Features Lon Chaney ~1argueri te de l a Motte Harrison Ford Walter LODQ
from the story "Ching Ching Chinaman" by Wilbur Daniel fteele
LORNA DOONE ( 12-10-23
P~' oduced by Maurice Tourn~ur Features Madge Bellamy. John Bowers
and Frank Keenan
LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN (12-6.25)
Ernst Lubitach production with Ronald Col.an
WE'RE IN THE NAVY NOW (11-14-26)
Wallace Beery Raymond HattOD
SON OF TilE SHIEK ( 8-1-26)
features Rudolph Valen :ino
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