This tale of the tropics, based on a novel by Henry Kitchell Webster, was one of the last films made by Harold Lockwood; a...
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1919
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Henry Oyen's novel Gaston Olaf was the saga of a two-fisted French Canadian lumberjack. The film version of Gaston Olaf,...
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1918
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Harold Lockwood stars in this confusing, but nevertheless amusing comedy. Richard Hudson (Lockwood) has a friend in China,...
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1917
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"Debauchery amongst the rich and famous" was the theme of the exotically produced Paradise Garden. Having come into a huge...
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Jerry Benham
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1917
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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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1916
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1916
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1916
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Marie Van Vorst's novel David Tremaine was the source for this breast-beating silent drama. Harold Lockwood plays John...
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1916
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1915
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The title to this picture makes it sound like a Monty Python offering, but in reality it's just a standard silent comedy....
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1915
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1915
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Famous Players earned themselves a suit for plagiarism with this four-reel shipwreck melodrama, which was ostensibly written...
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1914
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Set in faraway Norway (although filmed in Santa Monica, CA), this one-reel melodrama from the Selig Polyscope Company...
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1914
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Jane Fearnley, who alternated between playing virtuous heroines and seductive vamps with the greatest of ease, topped the...
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1914
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No relation to the same-named Arthur Miller play, the 1915 Paramount production The Crucible was based on a novel by Mark Lee...
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1914
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This lighthearted Famous Players five-reeler was tailor-made for the talents of young John Barrymore. The "Great Profile"...
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1914
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Set in the apparently always topical Balkans, this humorous Mary Pickford vehicle presented the star as the Queen of...
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1914
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Selig Polyscope Company's doe-eyed leading lady Bessie Eyton both wrote and starred in the title-role in this one-reel...
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1914
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Mary Pickford was in the first flush of her screen superstardom when she appeared in this adaptation of Grace Miller White's...
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Frederick Graves
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1914
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In this one-reel action melodrama from the Selig Polyscope Company, Harold Lockwood played Hal Arnold, a forest ranger saving...
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1914
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1914
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Written by Edgar Hungerford, this one-reel comedy from the Selig Polyscope Company starred Harold Lockwood as a cop on the...
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1914
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The sprightly Marguerite Clark stars in this light romantic drama. Letty Roberts (Clark) is a naive little country girl who...
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1914
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In one of his few outright comedies, Harold Lockwood played a husband who, "while wifey is away," invites his buddies over...
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1914
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Already a veteran filmmaker by 1914 (he would make his last picture in 1958), Allan Dwan occupied the director's seat in...
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1914
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The daughter of a professor falls in love with what her father considers an unworthy young man (Harold Lockwood) in this...
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1914
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A typical moralistic silent melodrama, this one-reel Selig Polyscope presentation featured Harold Lockwood as a husband, who...
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1914
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The off-and-on quality of the Kalem films was definitely "on" for the one-reel melodrama The Conspirators. The scene is a...
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1914
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That warhorse stage play The County Chairman was given its first cinematic treatment by that most prolific of directors,...
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1914
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A touching so-called "uplift" melodrama, A Little Child Shall Lead Them featured the Selig Polyscope Company's leading lady...
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1913
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Produced in Los Angeles by the Selig Polyscope Company under the direction of Lem Parker, this one-reel marital drama...
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1913
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Written by and starring pioneering screen actress Kathlyn Williams, this Selig Polyscope Company melodrama in two reels...
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1913
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A variation on the timeless Enoch Arden theme, this Selig Polyscope silent melodrama featured Harold Lockwood and...
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1913
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1913
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A highly dramatic one-reel melodrama from the Los Angeles branch of Chicago's Selig Polyscope Company, With Love's Eyes...
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1913
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The leading lady of the Selig Polyscope Company, blond Kathlyn Williams, played a dual-role in this two-reel melodrama set in...
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1913
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1913
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A typical "uplift" melodrama of the early 1910s, this one-reel Selig Polyscope presentation featured Harold Lockwood as the...
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1913
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This early silent melodrama starred Amy Trask, "the lovely soubrette of the Selig Polyscope Company," as a Spanish senorita...
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1913
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1913
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A typical early silent Indian melodrama, The Tie of the Blood featured Harold Lockwood as Deer Foot, a Cherokee brave who...
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1913
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A highly charged early silent melodrama, Phantoms starred French-born Eugenie Besserer as a stage star who spurns her devoted...
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1913
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After several drawing-room melodramas, the Selig Polyscope Company's leading man, Harold Lockwood, returned to the wilderness...
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1913
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Disgraced by drink, a doctor turns burglar in this silent melodrama from the Selig Polyscope Company. During one of his...
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1913
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A silent melodrama produced by the Selig Polyscope Company, The Child of the Sea starred Kathlyn Williams as a girl who saves...
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1913
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1913
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Like its immediate predecessor The Conscience Fund, the Selig three-reeler Bridge of Shadows was hokey in the extreme. The...
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1913
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Written and directed by the rather anonymous E.A. Martin, this silent Selig Polyscope presentation starred Harold Lockwood as...
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1913
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Harold Lockwood starred in this typical one-reel society melodrama from the pioneering Selig Polyscope Company. Produced...
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1913
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A typical early silent melodrama, The Dangling Noose starred Harold Lockwood as a cavalry officer whose rival (Guy Oliver) is...
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1913
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In this typical Selig Polyscope two-reel melodrama, Harold Lockwood disguises himself as a hobo and goes on the road to...
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1913
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1913
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Produced by the Italian Ambrosio company, Her Only Son manages to squeeze its entire narrative into a slim two reels. The...
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1913
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1913
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A typical early silent melodrama -- with a typical early silent title -- this Selig Polyscope Company one-reeler featured...
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1913
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1913
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After several domestic melodramas, the young leading man of the Selig Polyscope Company, Harold Lockwood, returned to his...
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1913
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A typical sentimental early Western melodrama, this two-reeler starred Harold Lockwood as an army sergeant who adopts an...
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1912
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1912
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Produced entirely in Hollywood by the then-rural community's first permanent movie company, Nestor, this one-reel farce...
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1912
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Produced by Hollywood's first permanent movie studio, Nestor, this one-reel melodrama featured Harold Lockwood as a jealous...
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1912
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1912
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In this, his first film for the Selig Polyscope Company, Harold Lockwood played one of the title characters (veteran actor...
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1912
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A gentle marital comedy of errors in which a wife believes the worst when her husband fails to appear on a planned trip to...
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1912
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1912
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Produced by Hollywood's first permanent movie company, Nestor, this one-reel melodrama featured Harold Lockwood and...
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1912
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In this early silent comedy one-reeler, a minister (Gordon Sackville) loses the address to an upcoming wedding, causing...
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1912
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Harold Lockwood's second film for the Selig Polyscope Company and his first of at least 19 with that studio's blond leading...
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1912
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Produced by Hollywood's first permanent movie company, Nestor, A Brave Little Woman featured Dorothy Davenport, (wife of...
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1912
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1912
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1912
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1911
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Starring former stage actor Hobart Bosworth, this one-reel Western melodrama featured a white doctor saving the life of an...
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1911
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Filmed on-location at Mariner's Harbor, Staten Island, this minor Western melodrama featured young Harold Lockwood as an...
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1911
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The title emotion of this early silent melodrama belonged to Lois Weber, a married woman discovering that the young man with...
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1911
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Advertised as "A Western from the West," this one-reel melodrama starring newcomer Harold Lockwood was probably the first to...
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1911
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Either the first or the second film to be produced in Hollywood by that community's first permanent movie company, Nestor,...
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1911
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