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Scott Lord Silent Film: The Love Flower (D.W. Griffith, 1920)
Writer Anthony Slide provides biographical entries on one hundread Silent Film stars without avoiding both ones that he met personally and more prominent choices in a section titled "Legends". About D....
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Greta Garbo in The Temptress (Fred Niblo, 1926)
Greta Garbo as continuance of VampAuthor Roger Manvell, in his volume The Film and the Public notes that after World War I, the genres that were already in place began to take a new turn with the new...
View ArticleScott Lord Silent Film: The Last Performance (Paul Frejos, 1929)
The stockmarket had apparently already crashed by the time "The Last Performance", starring Conrad Veidt and Mary Philbin, was screened first run at the Park Theatre in Boston. Universal Weekly,...
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Scott Lord Silent Film: True Heart Susie (D. W. Griffith, 1919)
Author Anthony Slide perpiscaciously introduces D. W. Griffith actress Clarine Seymour by noting that both Seymour actor Robert Harron, who had appeared together in both "The Girl Who Stayed Home" and...
View ArticleThe Abyss (Urban Gad, Afgrunden, Denmark 1910)
Janet Bergstrom, in her paper Asta Nielsen's Early German Films, chronicles Asta Nielsen asking Urban Gad if he would write a film for her. "Afgrunden" not only secured an international audience for...
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Sweden Talks, Waiting in Vain for Greta Garbo; Victor Sjostrom the actor
Author Jon Wengstrom has noted that as early as October of 1933 director Gustaf Molander and cameraman Julius Jaenzon were among the founding members of the Swedish Film Society (Svenska...
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The Silent Film of Alfred Hitchcock
"I first started in 1920...There was a scenario department so you had a scenario editor and his assistant. My job at the time was designing the titles, because titles because titles were very important...
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Greta Garbo in The Torrent (Monta Bell, 1926)
A suitable story for director Mauritz Stiller, famous Swedish director who just began work under M.G.M. contract is now being sought and will be announced at an early date. Greta Garbo, who has also...
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Lost Film Found Magazines- Lon Chaney and the Silent Horror Film
Please view these hard to find Home movies of silent film actor Lon Chaney in which the Phantom of The Opera and Hunchback of Notre Dame is caught unmasked and without makeup, later in fullscreen....
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