By PRC Studios standards, Mr. Celebrity is decidedly an "all-star" picture. The title character is a prize race horse,...
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1942
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Originally written as a stage vehicle for corpulent character actor Macklyn Arbuckle, Ernest Day's The Roundup was first...
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1941
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1938
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Real-life flying ace Frank Hawks stars in the 15-chapter Columbia serial The Mysterious Pilot. Running the gamut of emotions...
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1937
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Gene Autry is the star (but not the title character) of Oh, Susanna!, a Republic musical western. What plot there is consists...
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1937
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Hills of Old Wyoming was the 10th entry in the "Hopalong Cassidy" series, and at 79 minutes one of the longest of the batch...
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1937
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1936
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Mrs. Jamison
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1936
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The first of three inexpensive serials produced by Louis Weiss for Poverty Row company Stage and Screen Productions, The...
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1936
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The Three Stooges play slap-happy exterminators in this comic short. The Lightning Pest Control Company is having trouble...
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1936
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Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd) rescues a stranded schoolmarm (Muriel Evans) from a lecherous saloon owner (Onslow Stevens)...
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1936
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1935
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In this rather black comedy, a nervous office worker goes to a local quack for a check up and learns that he has only three...
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1935
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Based on a Peter B. Kyne short story, The Final Assignment (which was also the film's alternate title), Fighting Coward...
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1935
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Ex-convict Steve Nichols (Onslow Stevens) may be a free man, but it looks like he'll never be able to escape the onus of his...
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1934
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In this campy fantasy, Chandu the Magician returns and goes to the lost island of Lemuri. There he uses his mystical powers...
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1934
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Return of Chandu is a 65-minute feature version of the 12-chapter Principal Pictures serial, based on the radio program...
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Mrs. Chandler
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1934
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Universal's Romance in the Rain is a satire of network radio, a popular target of early-'30s movies. On behalf of dithery...
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1934
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1934
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On something of a "literary binge" in the early 1930s, low-budget Monogram Pictures acquired the screen rights for the...
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Mme. Fauvel
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1932
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Golddigging Verna Wilson (Natalie Morehead) files suit against married millionaire John Randolph (Montague Love) for breach...
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Jane Randolph
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1932
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Sally Blane (Loretta Young's look-alike sister) plays Janet, a Manhattan socialite who is fed up with the superficiality of...
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Mrs. Humphreys
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1932
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In this drama, a blue collar steelworker marries a wealthy socialite. It all begins after he saves two workers during a...
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Mrs. Post
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1931
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Silent screen favorite Clara Kimball Young was unable to sustain her stardom in the talkie era, partly because her girlish...
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Faro Lil
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1931
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Women Go On Forever is almost as old-fashioned as its title. Silent-screen queen Clara Kimball Young makes a comeback attempt...
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Daisy Bowman
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1931
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Patricia Chase (Clara Kimball Young) ignores her husband, Alvin (J. Barney Sherry), in favor of the younger, better-looking...
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Patricia Chase
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1925
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In this drama based on the novel by Henry Kistaemaecher, Clara Kimball Young plays Vivian Hunt, a woman married to aspiring...
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1923
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Clara Kimball Young was one of the most popular dramatic actresses of the 1910s, but by 1923 her career was on the wane....
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1923
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This picture is based on the novel by Leroy Scott. Because of her brains and charming manner, Cordelia Marlowe is called "the...
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Cordelia Marlove
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1923
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Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald
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1922
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Clara Kimball Young plays twin sisters, one a cabaret entertainer, the other a nun, in this melodrama produced and directed...
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Janet Trevor,Lucy Trevor
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1922
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Although William Randolph Hearst had been financing the motion pictures for his mistress Marion Davies for several years,...
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1922
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Like the highly successful 1919 drama, The Miracle Man, this picture (based on the book by Richard Washburn Child), concerns...
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Nara Alexieffs
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1922
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Harry Garson directed his then-wife, Clara Kimball Young, in this light comedy -- a departure for Young, who was better known...
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Lucette
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1921
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Clara Kimball Young (as directed by her then-husband, Harry Garson) suffers for her past indiscretions in this drama....
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Vera Stanford
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1921
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In silent films, few actresses played more long-suffering roles than Clara Kimball Young. By the time this picture came out,...
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1921
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Though made over seventy years ago, Charge It tells a story that will be all too familiar to the Yuppie generation....
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Julio Lawrence
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1921
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Arthur Wing Pinero's play was a successful vehicle for Ethel Barrymore; on screen it became a very mediocre Clara Kimball...
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1920
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Parisian actress Diane Sorel (Clara Kimball Young) is starring in a play called The Forbidden Woman. Her manager, Edward...
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1920
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1919
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Clara Kimball Young stars in this mystical tour de force. She plays a woman who goes to an Oriental fortune teller in an...
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1919
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Paroled after a three-year prison term, young widow Edith (Clara Kimball Young) hopes to reclaim her child, who has been...
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1918
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This was a different kind of role for dramatic star Clara Kimball Young -- she first appears in this film wearing only a...
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1918
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The original stage production of Pierre Wolff's comedy Marionettes had starred the magnificent Alla Nazimova, but by the time...
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1918
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Compiled by the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry and distributed to theaters across the United States,...
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1917
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Dramatic screen star Clara Kimball Young was well cast in this film, based on the novel by David Graham Phillips. She is...
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1917
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Aurora Fernandez (Clara Kimball Young), the daughter in an aristocratic but impoverished family, has fallen in love with a...
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1916
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1916
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1915
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The first important film adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' tragic novel Lady of the Camelias was filmed in 1916 under the title...
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Camille
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1915
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World Films' Deep Purple was based on the Paul Armstrong/Wilson Mizner play of the same name. James Young warmed the...
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1915
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Produced entirely at the World Film Company's studios in Fort Lee, NJ, and on location in Greenwich Village's MacDougal...
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1915
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The John Oxenham stage melodrama Hearts in Exile was first transferred to the Big Screen in 1915 by the World Film...
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1915
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Also known as Without a Soul, the 5-reel Lola was another successful filmic collaboration between the husband and wife team...
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1914
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Though complete prints of Vitagraph's My Official Wife have long been unavailable, the film has taken on near-legendary...
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1914
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1914
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1913
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1913
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Previously filmed in the U.S. in 1913, James M. Barrie's The Little Minister was again committed to celluloid two years later...
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1913
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1913
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1912
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1912
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The maid
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1912
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The earliest surviving screen version of William Shakespeare's romantic comedy, this Vitagraph production managed to cram...
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1909
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