Tired of his sedentary postwar existence, Col. Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond (Ronald Colman) offers his services as adventurer for...
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Director, Producer
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1929
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Based on Zane Grey's Collier's short story, this fine Paramount Western starred the underrated Nancy Carroll as an Eastern...
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Director
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1928
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Director
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1928
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A popular comedy duo towards the end of the silent era, Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatten once again join forces for this...
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Director
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1928
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Screen Story
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1927
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Director
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1927
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If not the funniest of the silent Our Gang comedies, Seeing the World is certainly one of the most famous. James Finlayson is...
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Supervising Director
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1927
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Gang member Joe Cobb celebrates his tenth birthday by baking his own cake since his widowed mother can't afford to buy one....
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Supervising Director
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1927
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Habitually mistreated at the deceptively named Happyland Home Orphanage, the Our Gang kids find a loyal and kindhearted...
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Supervising Director
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1927
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Originally released on January 10, 1926, Good Cheer was Our Gang's Yuletide present to the series' legions of fans. 'Tis the...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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The Our Gang kids are held in thrall by neighborhood bully Toughy (Johnny Downs), who not only extorts money from the kids,...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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While on a cross-country train trip, the Our Gang kids drive the rest of the passengers crazy with a never-ending game of...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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While the Our Gang kids are beating the summer heat with their own elaborate version of a "slip-n-slide," a fire alarm rings,...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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The silent era's foremost comedienne, Mabel Normand, plays a taxi dancer in this 2-reel farce produced by Hal Roach. In order...
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Director
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1926
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A seance held by phony spiritualist Professor Fleece (George K. French) is inadvertently disrupted by the Our Gang kids....
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Supervising Director
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1926
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According to the opening title of this silent Our Gang comedy, "Uncle Tom's Cabin had been translated and played in forty-two...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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Easily one of the fastest and funniest of the silent Our Gang comedies, Thundering Fleas is set in motion with a sidewalk...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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Once again, the Our Gang kids embark upon a treasure hunt, this time in search of Captain Kidd's buried gold. Boarding their...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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Mr. and Mrs. Weedle (William Gillespie and Charlotte Mineau) are in a jam: For years, they've been receiving substantial...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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Our Gang member Allen "Farina" Hoskins decides to run away from home on the same day that an oversized, trained chimpanzee...
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Supervising Director
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1926
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When the Our Gang kids make the acquaintance of Billy Lord, a wealthy youngster who owns his own home-movie camera, the...
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Supervising Director
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1925
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Producer Hal Roach often claimed that Your Own Back Yard was his favorite of all the Our Gang silent comedies produced by his...
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Supervising Director
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1925
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Hoping to build their own amusement park, the Our Gang kids are disheartened to discover that their favorite vacant lot has...
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Supervising Director
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1925
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Ignored by her parents and browbeaten by her governess (May Beatty), poor little rich girl Mary Kornman finds comfort only in...
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Supervising Director
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1925
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Once again, the Our Gang kids go into the taxi business, this time with an old, abandoned, motorless auto and an obliging...
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Supervising Director
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1925
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Director
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1924
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Mabel Normand's last feature-length film is also one of her most entertaining. Sue Graham (Normand) lives in the tiny hamlet...
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Director
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1923
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Comedy producer Mack Sennett certainly couldn't let Rudolph Valentino's hit The Sheik come and go without spoofing it with...
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Director
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1923
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This feature-length comedy-melodrama was not one of the best from Mack Sennett, or his talented director, F. Richard Jones....
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Director
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1922
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Comedienne Mabel Normand was in the middle of production for this comedy-drama when William Desmond Taylor was murdered. She...
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Director
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1922
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This comedy-drama marked Mabel Normand's return to producer Mack Sennett after making a number of mediocre films for Samuel...
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Director
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1921
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Director
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1920
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Director
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1920
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Instead of his usual two-reel format, Mack Sennett made a five-reel, feature-length film to spoof the recently ended World...
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Director
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1919
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Mickey was comedienne Mabel Normand's first full-length feature film and it was perhaps her finest moment. Normand is Mickey,...
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Director
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1918
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This fast-moving Keystone comedy was directed by the talented F. Richard Jones. A flirtatious manicurist (Louise Fazenda)...
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Director
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1916
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Those who worried that the Keystone comedy formula would be diluted by producer Mack Sennett's merger with Triangle studios...
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Director
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1915
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