Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
Discovering the real reasons so many Silent Film Stars lost their stardom in the Talkies through clips and video essays! A new star each week!
Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
Discovering the real reasons so many Silent Film Stars lost their stardom in the Talkies through clips and video essays! A new star each week!
Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
Happy Thanksgiving! So thankful for all of you. Looking for a stuffing recipe? Take a hint from Irene Rich!
#classicmovies #silentmovies #silentfilmstar #classichollywoodfilmstars #filmhistory #oldhollywood #irenerich #thanksgiving
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
Sadly, all of Nancy Carroll’s Silent and Part-Talkie Films are lost or only partly survive.
1. Ladies Must Dress (Silent- 1927): Lost
2. Abbie’s Irish Rose (Part-Talkie 1928): A Few Reels survive at Library of Congress
3. Easy Come, Easy Go (Silent- 1928): Lost
4. Chicken a La King (Silent- 1928): Lost
5. The Water Hole (Silent- 1928): Lost
6. Manhattan Cocktail (Part-Talkie- 1928): Lost except for 60 second montage
7. The Shopworn Angel (Part-Talkie- 1928): A Few Reels survive at Library of Congress
8. Sin Sister (Silent- 1929): Lost
#silentfilm #classicfilm #oldhollywood #classicmovies #classichollywoodfilmstars #filmhistory #nancycarroll
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
See you in a week when I begin my investigation of the career of William Collier, Jr.!
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
Francis X. Bushman was one of the biggest stars of the 1910’s and was in the top ten box office stars for 5 years. Unfortunately, most of his most successful films are lost (but a few survive in film archives). Here’s some career highlights!
1. Graustark (1915): Preserved at George Eastman House
2. One Wonderful Night (1914): Lost
3. Pennington’s Choice (1915): Preserved at George Eastman House
4. A Million a Minute (1916): Lost
5. A Virginia Romance (1916): Lost
6. The Great Secret (1917): Lost
7. The Poor Rich Man (1919): Preserved at BFI
8. Romeo and Juliet (1916): Lost
9. Modern Marriage (1923): Preserved at BFI
#silentfilm #silentmovies #classicfilm #classichollywoodfilmstars #oldhollywood #classicmovies #vintage #1920s #classicmoviestar #filmhistory #moviestars #foryou #francisxbushman
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
New Feature on My YouTube Channel! Full Length Movies from the Public Domain starring already featured and future featured Silent to Talkie Stars! See the link in my bio and navigate to the Full Movie playlist!
Already Featured Stars: Douglas Fairbanks, Corinne Griffith, William Haines, Madge Bellamy, Richard Barthelmess, Betty Compson, Eleanor Boardman, John Bowers, Betty Blythe, Lina Basquette, and Barbara Bedford!
Stars Featured in the Future: Clara Bow, Betty Bronson, Bessie Love, Greta Nissen, Anna Q. Nilsson, Mary Brian, John Darrow, Esther Ralston, Laura La Plante, Patsy Ruth Miller, Leatrice Joy, Lois Wilson, May McAvoy, Bert Lytell, and Pola Negri!
#silentfilm #silentmovies #classicmovies #classicmoviestars #oldhollywood #1920s #vintage #oldmovies #thrifty #fullmovies
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Happy Easter from Silent to Talkie Stars Clara Bow, Loretta Young, Alla Nazimova, Norma Shearer, and Jean Arthur! #silentfilm #classicfilm #silentmovies #oldhollywood #vintage #1920s #moviestars #easter #foryou
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
Clarence Brooks starred in two sadly lost films at the dawn of the Talkie Era: the silent ABSENT in 1928 and the talkie musical GEORGIA ROSE in 1930 (the latter with Evelyn Preer)! #silentfilm #silentmovies #oldhollywood #classicfilm #vintage #classicmoviestars #filmhistory #moviestar #clarencebrooks
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Silents To Talkies: Film Channel
Clarence Brooks and the Lincoln Motion Picture Company!
Noble and George Perry Johnson, along with Clarence Brooks, Dr. James T. Smith, and Dudley A. Brooks founded the Lincoln Motion Picture Company in 1916! The Company, which was the first African American Production Company, sought to produce films that showcased the talents of African American Actors, like Brooks, and showed they could play characters more complex than the stereotype roles they were often given in white produced pictures.
Brooks starred in A MAN’S DUTY and BY RIGHT OF BIRTH for the Company. It sadly was disbanded by 1923.
#silentfilm #silentmovies #oldhollywood #classicfilm #vintage #classicmoviestars #filmhistory #moviestar #lincolnmotionpicturecompany #clarencebrooks #blackcinema
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