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Ram Lai
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1937
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In this musical, the village smithy and his son (who looks just like him because they are played by the same actor) have a...
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1937
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This chiller speculates upon a haunting real-life mystery that occurred off the English coast on December 5, 1872 where the...
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1935
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1934
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In this romance, a sailor saves a drowning Frenchwoman and falls in love forgetting all about his landlocked girlfriend....
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1929
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Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton team up again in this silent comedy, in which they (respectively) play Mike Doolan, a...
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1928
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1928
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The founder of Universal, "Uncle" Carl Laemmle, had, as the writer Ogden Nash once pointed out, "quite a big faemmle."...
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1927
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Pioneering screen actress Anita Stewart, who had starred in Vitagraph's hugely successful serial The Goddess back in 1915,...
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1927
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1927
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1927
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German-born William Wyler began his long, eventful directorial career helming Fred Gilman Western 2-reelers at Universal....
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"Butch" Rorke
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1927
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Tall, strapping Tom Tyler was poverty-row studioFBO's final silent western hero. A better actor than most of his...
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1927
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The Outlaw Dog stars Ranger, one of the better Rin-Tin-Tin rivals, in the title role. When his master is attacked and left...
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1927
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One of Ken Maynard's very best silent westerns, The Unknown Cavalier was filmed on locations in Death Valley, California....
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1926
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Howard Breen
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1926
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Independent producer Jesse J. Goldburg (the initial "J" stood for "Jesse!") released this minor offering starring...
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1926
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Minor-league silent cowboy Bruce Gordon starred in this miniscule western, produced by poverty row regular Barney A Goodman,...
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1926
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Versatile silent screen comedian Milburn Morante directed this average Universal western starring Colorado-born...
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Matt Holden
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1926
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Another entry in Paramount's long-running "Zane Grey" series, Born to the West represented the first directorial effort of...
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1926
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South African-born leading man Bruce Gordon stars in this pedestrian silent western about a marshal going undercover as a...
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1925
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Once again, Evelyn Brent plays a girl crook who eventually reforms in this entertaining melodrama, in which nearly every...
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Jimmy Hartigan
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1925
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Cattlemen's Association agent Frank Blair (Bruce Gordon) disguises himself as Don X, a wealthy Mexican beef baron, in order...
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1925
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The Paramount team of Richard Dix and Lois Wilson starred in this top-notch silent western in which a Native American is the...
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1925
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The Fox company, who championed Buck Jones as Western star Tom Mix's possible heir, began cutting back a bit with Gold and...
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1925
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The Palmer School of Photoplay Writing decided to try its hand at film production, and this drama was its first release. John...
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Dave Heath
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1924
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Allene Ray and Bruce Gordon starred in this low-budget action melodrama from producer C. W. Patton, a former cattle rancher....
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1924
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1924
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Rival lumber barons resort to blackmail and treachery to further their businesses in this Northwoods drama. John J. Carlton...
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1924
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Old reliables such as director George B. Seitz, writer Frank Leon Smith, and cameraman Vernon Walker made this Allene Ray...
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1924
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A below-average Buck Jones oater, Western Luck trotted out the old plot about brothers separated at birth who meet on...
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1924
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The "Golden Age" of silent movies had its share of cheap potboilers, as witness Robes of Sin. Sylvia Breamer plays Ruth...
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Cyler Bryson
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1924
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Veteran stage and screen actor Dustin Farnum starred in this romantic melodrama about a prospector who returns to find his...
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1923
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Silent screen stunt-man Richard Talmadge also produced this fine action melodrama, one of the few of his starring films to be...
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Milo Sprowl
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1923
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Drifter Dick Manners (John Gilbert) arrives at a ranch owned by Colonel Angus McClelland (James Gordon). When he wagers that...
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1922
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Jerry Hayes
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1921
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1921
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A Kentucky feud between the Mitchells and the Lees has wiped out all the Lees except for old Ben (Charles Kent) and his...
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1920
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Fate's Plaything was based on the C. F. Harding novel Oranges and Lemons. Filmed on location in Holland, this is story of a...
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1920
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1919
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After Many Days was no better nor worse than any other British film of its period. The plot concerns a burglar who seduces...
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1919
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Made during World War I, the British Democracy is not, as might be expected, a "Kill the Kaiser" tirade. Rather, it is a...
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1918
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